dreizler^® offers the customer two first class, complete burner type series for different application as well as atmospheric gas burners for industrial and gas application.

Burner type series marathon^®

The burner type series marathon^® contain the CE type tested and for more than 25 years proven gas-, dual fuel- and oil burners in a capacity range of up to 25000 kW for application according to EN 676 and EN 267.  These burners are applicate in the heating and steam generation with typical boilers in 2-pass, 3-pass or water tube construction.

The burners of the marathon^® type series are available in Monobloc und Duobloc version.

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Burner type series CALORAbloc^®

Under this well-established registered trademark we offer a particular flexible burner program for gaseous and liquid fuels in the capacity range of up to 25000 kW.
The model range CALORAbloc^® is a modular and free configurable burner system. The general version as Duobloc structure (separately placeable combustion air fan) result in a high scope of development.

Basics for the burner type series CALORAbloc^®  are the requirements of EN 746-2 for the application of industrial process technology.

Typical applications are i.e. burner installations with air preheating up to 200°C, incineration of contaminated air, thermal post combustion in baking ovens, industrial process heat generation with combustion chamber temperatures of more than 750°C and several combustion installations on one combustion chamber.

The type series CALORAbloc^® is only equipped in the Duobloc version for special flexibility.

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Atmospheric gas burner

For decades dreizler^® have offered a proven burner head program from which customer-specific solutions consisting of a number of burner heads can be assembled.

dreizler^® burner heads are applicable for all gas types and because of their robust construction they are suited for application in industry.

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