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Unilux has years of experience in applications of sales and service of water tube, steam boilers and packaged boilers. Specializing in custom-engineered boiler projects, we have the highest standards in quality workmanship, manufacturing, design and performance.
Industry leading producer of commercial/industrial
"flexible water tube" boilers for more than 75 years. Bryan Steam
produces a wide range of gas, oil, dual fuel and electric water & steam
boilers, thermal recycling boilers, indirect water heaters, custom
boiler systems and accessories.
RENTECH Boiler Systems, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of industrial boilers. We offer quality gas boilers, steam boilers, waste heat recovery boilers and more. Offering over 1700 years of experience, we are an industry leader and adhere to ASME and National Board Inspection codes.
Shelter Products NW is a distributor of premiere electric, gas, and oil industrial and residential boilers from a variety of manufacturers. Depending on model, these boilers are cast iron hot water; stainless steel; induced draft; natural vented; or electric boiler as a replacement, primary or standby.
Nationwide Boiler is a top manufacturer of large, mobile package boilers mounted on highway-legal trailers. We offer boiler system sales, leasing, operation and repair. For cost-effective boiler rentals and mobile boilers, see Nationwide Boiler's website today.
A central boiler is the heat-generating component of a central heating system. Central heating is able to heat multiple-room buildings by way of one central boiler, which produces hot water or steam that is distributed throughout the building through pipes or ductwork.
Forced-air heating, which utilizes central boilers, is the most common type of heating in homes and other moderately-sized buildings in the United States. Forced-air heating is powered by a natural gas-fired boiler, which heats air to be transmitted by ductwork and vents, in order to transmit hot air throughout a building.
Central boilers are used in other locations as well. For larger buildings, for example, steam heating is often used. In Europe and in some new construction in America, hydronic systems that use hot water rather than heat or steam may be used. Hydronic systems are efficient and create an even temperature, but are expensive to install because of the cost of copper pipes.
