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This four-page brochure describes a broad range of 19 unitized low-intensity radiant tube heaters ranging in capacity from 40,000 to 250,000 btu/hr. The brochure highlights various features and includes detailed charts, drawings and illustrations of radiant tube heaters. Among features highlighted are the heater's pull-through system and self-contained draft inducer inducer /in·duc·er/ (in-dldbomacs´er) a molecule that causes a cell or organism to accelerate synthesis of an enzyme or sequence of enzymes in response to a developmental signal.

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 with 100% gas shut-off safety control; the large diameter, heat treated calorized radiant emitter One side of a bipolar transistor. See collector.  tube system; and numerous other features such as monitoring lights for on-line diagnosis and simple, easy maintenance. The brochure then provides various detailed charts on mounting heights, minimum clearances to combustibles and various specifications and dimensions of all 19 models. Units are factory pre-assembled.

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Title Annotation:Literature: Equipment
Publication:Rubber World
Date:Mar 22, 2007
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