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    Cleaver Brooks D-Type

    Cleaver Brooks D-Type

    • Manufacturer: Cleaver-Brooks

    Unused 250000 lb/hr Cleaver Brooks D-Type Watertube boiler. Manufactured by Cleaver Brooks. Model NB-801D-125-550-AL-LH. Operating pressure 420 PSIG @ 650F +/- 25F (Superheated steam). Drum operating pressure 455...

    Red Bank, NJ
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    Heatec VHCI 10010-50-G-(D)

    Heatec VHCI 10010-50-G-(D)

    • Manufacturer: Heatec

    Used 18.1 MMBTU/Hr Hot oil boiler. Manufactured by Heatec. Model VHCI 10010-50-G-(D). Input 22.1 MMBTU/hr. Flow rate 1465 GPM. Transfer media Dowtherm. Heating surface 1521 Sq ft. Design 300PSIG@750F. Outlet medi...

    Red Bank, NJ
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    Rentech Boilers Type-D Water Tube

    Rentech Boilers Type-D Water Tube

    • Manufacturer: Rentech Boilers

    Used 50000 LB/Hr Packaged Watertube Boiler. Manufactured by Rentech. Type-D Water Tube. 600 PSI @935F. Natural Gas fired. 74.3 MM BTU/HR Zeeco Free Jet P16 burner with 100HP fan. Boiler Serial #2016-39- BLR. Incl...

    Red Bank, NJ

Overview

Boilers are essential equipment used to generate steam or hot water for various applications in industries, commercial buildings, and residential homes. They are crucial for heating systems and can also be used in power generation and industrial processes. Boilers come in different types and sizes, designed to meet specific heating requirements efficiently.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used boiler?

Check the boiler's age, condition, efficiency rating, and maintenance history. Ensure it meets your heating requirements and complies with local regulations.

How do I ensure the boiler is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized transport service for heavy machinery. Ensure the boiler is properly secured and protected to avoid damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a boiler?

Regular maintenance includes checking and cleaning the burners, inspecting for leaks, and testing safety controls. Follow the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance guidelines and schedules.