Boiler tube cleaning
Published: 29 November, 2016
WOOD WASTE TECHNOLOGY says Putzmaus is a precision-engineered tube-cleaning system that has been designed to increase boiler efficiency and reduce fuel-consumption, saving money on both energy and repair costs, whilst also saving time on routine-maintenance.
Ultra-light, flexible and energy-efficient, Putzmaus is said to be easy-to-use and can be operated by just one person. It can work on both horizontal and vertical pipes with minimum clearance space, and its compact design makes it easy to carry and store.
The company says Putzmaus brushes are made from soft stainless-steel, and pulse forward and backward in the tube with no spinning action, protecting metal tubes from unnecessary material damage and extending their life and with all residue and corrosion removed, tubes are restored to a high polish and maximum efficiency.
t: 01785 250400
Click here for the full unedited version of the release as provided by the company
With the launch of the its B850 Flow Computer, SPIRAX SARCO says steam system operators can now accurately measure true boiler efficiency without the need for Building Management or Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems that can be costly and time consuming to implement.
WORTHINGTON CREYSSENSAC says when customers need compressed air that is guaranteed totally pure, with no possibility of oil carry-over to contaminate the product, the only safe option is a genuine oil-free machine.
Hand protection specialist GLOBUS says it has further enhanced its leading portfolio of safety gloves with the introduction of the new SHOWA 4561.
C.K TOOLS reports it has launched a pioneering range of next generation cable rods, which, featuring advanced technology, are set to enhance its already extensive range of cable routing tools and says the C.K MightyRod PRO cable rods fuse a series of advanced technological features to deliver the ultimate in performance.
