Engineered as a single unit, delivered under a single scope.

Buying a burner from one supplier, a heat exchanger from another and chambers from a third is how projects acquire the interface problems that surface at commissioning — mismatched airflow, control systems that will not talk to each other, and a warranty position where every party points at the others.

Scope of supply

Design	System sizing, layout and specification against your product, volume and site.
Supply	Burner, hot-air generator, ducting, dampers, filtration, chambers, doors, fans and controls.
Installation supervision	Our technicians directing assembly on site.
Commissioning	Calibration, performance verification and handover.
Training	Operator and maintenance instruction.
Documentation	Operating manuals, maintenance schedules and spare-parts lists.

Integration advantages

Matched components — blower capacity, duct sizing and chamber volume calculated together rather than assumed.
Single control architecture — burner, generator and chambers on one PLC system with one operator interface.
Verified performance — commissioned against a specification, not assembled and hoped for.
Unified warranty — twelve months from shipment across the supplied scope.
Coherent spares — one parts list, one supplier, one lead time.

Scope exclusions, stated plainly (unstated exclusions cause disputes): civil work and foundations, structural works, drain lines and make-up water, steam pipes and fittings, main electrical power connection and earthing up to our panel, local taxes and duties, unloading at site, shipping charges, ECTN where applicable, and third-party inspection charges.

Delivery timeline

Manufacture in 10–18 weeks from receipt of confirmed order and advance payment, with installation and commissioning scheduled thereafter.

Engineered as a single unit, delivered under a single scope.

Scope of supply

Integration advantages

Delivery timeline

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