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  • Wood Waste Technology WT15 Heater

    Wood Waste Technology WT15 Heater Unit

      About the Wood Waste Technology WT15 Heater Unit The WT15 is the largest of the hand fired units and is still the most popular heater in the wood working industry since its launch. The reason for its popularity i...

      Hinckley, United Kingdom
    • Wood Waste Technology WT10 Heater

      Wood Waste Technology WT10 Heater Unit

        About the Wood Waste Technology WT10 Heater Unit The WT10 is the middle unit of the double pass heat exchange models and will produce 300,000btu/hr of warm air, enough to heat a workshop of up to 7500ft². Once ag...

        Hinckley, United Kingdom
      • Hot Plates

        Hot Plates

          Mayo Engineering Hot Plates provide a solution to wax heating during the wax assembly process. These are engineered with solid state controls, thick heat distribution plates, and insulated frames and covers. The ...

          Mansfield, United Kingdom

        Overview

        Heaters are essential devices used to generate warmth in residential, commercial, or industrial settings. They come in various types, including electric, gas, oil, and infrared heaters, each suited for specific heating needs and environments. Whether it's for personal comfort or to maintain optimal temperatures for equipment and processes, heaters play a crucial role in providing reliable and efficient heat.

        FAQ

        What factors should I consider when buying a heater?

        Consider the heater's type, efficiency, power source, and the size of the area you need to heat. Additionally, check for safety features and energy consumption.

        How can I ensure safe shipping for a heater?

        Choose a reputable shipping service that specializes in handling delicate and potentially hazardous items. Ensure the heater is well-packaged and labeled according to shipping regulations.

        What is the maintenance schedule for a heater?

        Regular maintenance includes cleaning or replacing filters, checking for any wear and tear, and ensuring all electrical connections are secure. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance intervals.