Industrial 30,000~50,000kcal Stage Fire Waste Engine Oil Burner

The burner delivers between 30,000 and 50,000 kcal/h (approximately 18 to 58 kW) depending on operating settings and fuel quality.

It is designed for various waste oils, including motor oil and heavy oil. Use only appropriate waste oil that is free of excessive water, large solid contaminants or hazardous additives; consult your supplier for compatibility of specific waste streams.

Fuel consumption typically ranges from 1.5 to 4 kg/h, depending on selected output and the specific gravity/viscosity of the waste oil used.

Electrical supply: 180–240 V, 50 Hz. Compressed air: 3–8 bar (operational air pressure required for atomization and stable combustion).

The unit uses a waste oil burner nozzle designed for atomizing heavier oils. Nozzles are replaceable and should be inspected and replaced as part of regular maintenance; contact your supplier for compatible nozzle part numbers.

Typical applications include industrial heating processes, waste oil recycling facilities, heavy machinery maintenance, energy recovery systems and commercial heating where high heat from waste oil is required.

Single package size is 43 x 60 x 40 cm and the single gross weight is 25.0 kg.

Install in a properly rated combustion chamber or heating appliance with adequate ventilation, exhaust and safety interlocks. Installation should be performed by qualified technicians in accordance with local codes, and include proper electrical connection (180–240 V), compressed air supply (3–8 bar), secure mounting, and safe fuel handling.

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and cleaning the nozzle and flame sensor, checking fuel lines and filters for contamination, verifying air supply and pressure, and periodic inspection of seals and electrical connections. Frequency depends on usage; heavy or dirty fuels may require weekly checks and cleaning, with more thorough inspections quarterly or annually.

Shut down the burner and isolate fuel and power before servicing. Remove the nozzle per the manufacturer's instructions, soak or clean with an appropriate solvent to remove deposits, and inspect for wear or damage. Replace the nozzle if cleaning does not restore proper spray pattern. If unsure, have a trained technician perform servicing.

Follow standard industrial safety practices: ensure proper ventilation and exhaust, use flame and over-temperature protection, maintain correct air pressure and electrical isolation before servicing, store waste oil in approved containers, avoid mixing incompatible materials, and have trained personnel operate the unit. Comply with local fire and environmental regulations.

Emissions depend on fuel quality and combustion setup. Use appropriate combustion chambers, exhaust treatment (e.g., filters, scrubbers) and monitoring to meet local regulations. Operators are responsible for ensuring the installation complies with applicable environmental and air-quality standards.

Yes — the burner’s output and fuel feed are adjustable and it can typically be interfaced with industrial controllers, thermostats or building automation systems. Verify compatibility and required control interfaces with your supplier or installer before integration.

Spare parts such as nozzles, filters and ignition components are generally available through the manufacturer or authorized distributors. For service, use qualified technicians or authorized service centers; contact your supplier for part numbers and service arrangements.

Warranty terms, lead times and technical support vary by supplier and region. Contact the seller or manufacturer directly for up-to-date warranty details, ordering information, installation guidance and after-sales support.