Gas Fired Thermic Fluid Heater 400000 kcal/hr

Product Description

The Gas-Fired Thermic Fluid Heater (400,000 kcal/hr) is a highly efficient industrial heating solution designed to deliver consistent and uniform heat transfer for various applications. Operating on natural gas, LPG, or CNG, this heater ensures clean combustion, low emissions, and cost-effective operation. Its advanced automation and safety features make it an ideal choice for industries requiring precise and reliable thermal control, such as textiles, chemicals, food processing, pharmaceuticals, and more.

Key Features of 400,000 kcal/hr Gas-Fired Thermic Fluid Heater

High Thermal Efficiency Optimized heat transfer with minimal energy loss.
Eco-Friendly & Low Emissions Uses clean fuel for reduced environmental impact.
Fully Automatic Operation Ensures easy control and consistent heating performance.
Fast Heating & Quick Recovery Improves process efficiency and reduces downtime.
Compact & Space-Saving Design Allows for easy installation and integration.
Heavy-Duty Construction Made with high-quality materials for durability and longevity.
Enhanced Safety Features Equipped with overheat protection, pressure control, and flame failure detection.

Technical Specifications

Capacity: 400,000 kcal/hr
Fuel Type: Natural Gas / LPG / CNG
Maximum Temperature: Up to 300C
Thermal Efficiency: Over 88%
Burner System: Fully automatic, high-efficiency burner
Heating Medium: Thermic Fluid
Safety Systems: Overheat protection, flame safeguard system, and automatic shutdown

Industrial Applications

Textile & Garment Industry Used for drying, dyeing, and finishing processes.
Chemical & Pharmaceutical Industry Provides precise thermal control for critical processes.
Food Processing & Beverages Essential for baking, frying, and packaging applications.
Rubber & Plastics Industry Supports molding, extrusion, and lamination operations.
Oil & Gas Industry Ensures efficient heat transfer for refining and petrochemical applications.
Printing & Packaging Used for adhesive curing, lamination, and ink drying.