This steam boiler provided by ZOZEN is safe, reliable, efficient and environmentally friendly. They offered us a package boiler, which not only meets our production need, but also helps us save the time and costs of the installation. We are really appreciated with the punctual delivery time.
Jinxinnong signed an investment cooperation agreement with the government of Jiujiang District of Wuhu City to build an annual output of 500,000tons of green and pollution-free pig feed in Wuhu, Anhui Province. The produce of feed for this project requires heating of the steam generated by the boiler. Jin Xinnong, through recommendations of the industry, ordered a 4-ton WNS condensing gas-fired boiler at ZOZEN. The technicians of ZOZEN boiler proposed a new WNS series boiler with additional condensers at the end of the feed heating process accompanied by a large amount of waste heat. The waste heat from the flue gas at the end of the boiler can be used to increase the boiler inlet temperature, reduce the temperature of the exhaust gas and increase the thermal efficiency of the boiler, save operating costs for the company. After the completion of the project, Anhui Jinxin Agricultural Construction Co., Ltd. has 20t/h high-grade piglet material production 2 lines, 50t/h pig compound feed
Singapore Highpoiymer Chemical Products Pte. Ltd（SHCP）offers high quality unsaturated polyester resins for more than 50 countries worldwide. During manufacture, several raw materials needs to be heated to an accurate high temperature for reaction, and finally create resins. ZOZEN thermal oil heater has unique advantage in chemical industry. It can reach high temperature under normal pressure; boiler construction cost is lower than steam boiler and safer. Also, oil transfer heat more stable, it guarantees product can reach accurate temperature, which make process more accurately running. This heater has compact body, it is transport as a whole body, easy to operate. After visiting and technical discussing, customer chose ZOZEN thermal oil heater.
