How to deal with an obsolete burner

February 13, 2025

What is obsolescence in gas burners? In the world of engineering, something becomes obsolete when part – or all – of the system in question is no longer manufactured, available to buy or simply supported by the original producer. Obsolete equipment doesn’t inherently mean ‘worse’, or ‘faulty’, but using a system with one or more … Continue reading How to deal with an obsolete burner

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Why your burner matters in brewing (and how to choose one)

December 5, 2024

The amber nectar. Liquid gold. The good stuff. Whatever your feelings towards beer, there’s no getting away from the fact that brewing is a complex labour of love that rewards mastery but has a  habit of throwing a few nasty surprises your way. As any experienced brewer will tell you, a good beer starts with … Continue reading Why your burner matters in brewing (and how to choose one)

Planning and assembly: bringing a burner to life

October 20, 2024

It can take a lot to install a fully-fledged combustion heating burner. A scheduled date, a team of skilled and qualified engineers, the right tools for the job. But that’s almost the easy bit – getting a process heating system designed, planned and assembled is arguably the most complex part of what we do and … Continue reading Planning and assembly: bringing a burner to life

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