Thermal oil temperature control units with electric resistance, designed for temperatures up to 450°C and power outputs up to 5 MW. Maximum efficiency, precise temperature management, and zero emissions.

Thermal oil temperature control units with burners that can be powered by natural gas, LPG, diesel fuel, and naphtha. Designed for temperatures up to 450°C and power outputs up to 5 MW, they are equipped with certified low-NOx burners in full compliance with current regulations.

Thermal oil temperature control units that mix thermal oil from an existing distribution line. Designed for temperatures up to 450°C and power outputs up to 2 MW, they allow for the automatic management of one or more user machines by exploiting existing thermal potential.

Thermal oil heating and temperature control units with wide operating flexibility. Combining a mixing/indirect system with traditional heating (electric or burner) allows for extensive flexibility of use and more efficient energy consumption thanks to the dual fuel system.

Units for the temperature regulation of one fluid (water, steam, gas) to the users via thermal oil using heat exchangers. By leveraging an existing thermal oil distribution line, they allow for automatic and precise temperature regulation of a second fluid to the users. Available in versions for design temperatures up to 350°C and power outputs up to 5 MW.

Thermoregulation unit that combines, in a single device, direct heating of the primary fluid via a burner or electric resistance and the thermoregulation of a fluid (thermal oil) to the users via a mixer or indirect system. Suitable for thermoregulating one or more users in the absence of an existing thermal fluid network.

Thermal oil temperature control units using high-temperature, high-flow flue gas recovery from gas combustion, including natural gas, LPG, naphtha, and diesel fuel. Available in versions with power outputs up to 4.5 MW and temperatures of 350°C, they reduce energy waste and production costs while respecting the environment.

Units equipped with storage tanks for hot and cold fluids, with valves and recirculation pumps that, thanks to an advanced thermoregulation system, allow for rapid management of heating and cooling cycles, recovering energy and improving efficiency.