thermic fluid boilers

Thermic Fluid Heaters: Fluidtherm. What are the Thermic Fluid Heaters? “Thermic Fluid Heaters are heating equipment, used in industry where heat transfers are primary need of process instead of pressure.” Fluidthers are most efficient and highly effective equipment used in process heating which uses high viscous oil as a heating medium.

Manufacturer of Thermic Fluid Heaters, Heat Generating Equipments, Hot Air Generator, Water Generator, Ovens, Steam Boilers, Dryers, Air Pollution Control Equipment, Fossil Fuel Fired, Green Energy Fired, Anand, Gujarat, India

Thermax offers thermal oil/thermic fluid heaters, fired by a wide range of fuels. Our heaters are available in both solid fuel firing as well as oil/gas firing versions so that you get the advantage of economically available fuels. Thermal Oil Heaters range from 0.1 million kcal/hr to 20 million kcal/hr.

ELECTRIC THERMIC FLUID HEATER. We are one of the leading Electric Thermic Fluid Heater Manufacturer in India. Our Electric Thermic Fluid Heaters are fully automatic in mode and thus very easy to operate and control. They are offered in both vertical as well as horizontal coil types.

Manufacturer of Thermic Fluid Heaters - Coal Fired Thermic Fluid Heater, Vertical Four Pass Wood Thermic Fluid Heater, Thermic Fluid Heater and Oil Fired Thermic Fluid Heater offered by Microtech Boilers Private Limited, Ahmedabad, Gujarat.

Alibaba.com offers 357 thermic fluid boilers products. About 72% of these are boilers, 1% are boiler parts, and 1% are other food processing machinery. A wide variety of thermic fluid boilers options are available to you, such as natural circulation, once through.

Aim Engineering is the most looked upon manufacturer, supplier and trader of an excellent range of Steam Boilers, Thermic Fluid Heaters etc. With a chief range of Steam Boilers, Thermic Fluid Heaters, Storage Tank, Boiler Accessories, Namkeen Processing Plants, Road Construction Equipments etc.

In thermic fluid heaters, a special oil-based thermal fluid is used as the heat carrier – instead of water or steam. This thermal fluid – also called heat transfer fluid – operates at atmospheric pressure all the way up to 300°C.