محصولات — دیگها و مشعلها
FAQ
•Can burners be configured for our local fuel quality?
Yes — fuel adaptation is a standard engineering request. Provide your gas pressure range or diesel specification and the factory selects jets, pumps and control settings accordingly. Dual-fuel burners that switch between gas and liquid fuel are widely produced and popular in markets with unstable gas supply.
•Who performs commissioning of a boiler or heat substation?
Smaller boilers are commissioned by your local heating contractor using the supplied manuals and schematics. For industrial boilers and packaged substations, manufacturers typically offer supervised commissioning: either a factory engineer travels to site for an agreed fee, or commissioning is guided remotely with a checklist and video support.
•What documentation is provided for project approval?
Standard sets include the technical passport, EAC declaration, hydraulic test certificate, burner adjustment records, and installation and operation manuals. For tender projects, suppliers can additionally provide dimensional drawings, electrical schematics and efficiency data sheets in English.
•How long does manufacturing and delivery take?
Catalogue burners and wall boilers often ship from stock within 2 to 3 weeks. Floor-standing industrial boilers and packaged heat substations are built to order, typically in 45 to 90 days depending on capacity, plus sea or overland transit. Trucking to Central Asia is usually faster than sea routes.
•Are spare parts a risk with imported boilers?
Boiler plants address this with recommended two-year spare kits — gaskets, electrodes, sensors, control boards — shipped with the equipment. Most wear parts are standardised, and consumables such as nozzles and ignition electrodes are also available from third-party suppliers, which reduces dependence on a single source.