Generally designed with gas fuel, channel burners provide combustion in the channel for the purpose of heating the air required by the process without the need for a combustion chamber. They are used in cases where the gas formed as a result of combustion does not pose an obstacle to the process.

These are gas and liquid fuel combustion systems used for start-up purposes in flame tubes used in rotary kiln applications. The system equipped with automatic pilot ignition lances ensures automatic system operation and safe flame control. Control panels, gas line equipment, liquid fuel valve stations, pumping and heating stations are also designed according to the needs of the system.

Generally, process burners with a duoblock body structure can burn gas, liquid and combined fuel. Depending on the device and process information they will use, combustion air fans, control panels, gas path equipment, liquid fuel pumping and heating stations are designed separately. It is suitable for the use of combustion air at high temperatures. It can be used in hot oil boilers, industrial furnaces, crucibles, dryers, hot air generators, fluid and grate steam boilers, start-up combustion system applications.

Industrial burners with a duoblock body structure can generally burn gas, liquid, solid and combined fuel. Depending on the device and process information they will use, combustion air fans, control panels, gas path equipment, liquid fuel pumping and heating stations are designed separately. It is suitable for the use of combustion air at high temperatures. It can be used in hot water boilers, steam boilers, hot oil boilers, dryers, hot air generators, fluid and grate steam boilers, start-up combustion system applications.

They are monoblock burners with combustion air fan, control panel, fuel valves on the body. They are controlled as single stage, double stage and proportional. They can burn gas, liquid and combined fuel. They can be used in hot water boilers, steam boilers, hot oil boilers and various processes.