Commercial Water Boilers
Midwest Machinery has recently worked on an Armstrong pump project for the new Journey Elementary school in Wentzville, MO, saving the school more than 60 thousand dollars in equipment, materials, and installation costs.
The world of commercial water boilers can be a little bit confusing and overwhelming. One of the reasons is the technology has evolved immensely in a short period of time, and if you didn’t keep up with the pace, you might be behind. Luckily, we’ve compiled a list of 5 facts to bring you up to speed.
The commercial boiler industry has changed significantly in the past few years, not only in terms of equipment, but also when it comes to installation, maintenance, support, and the roles sales reps, manufacturers, and contractors play in this scenario.
In the 7th episode of our podcast, our host Brian Gomski, and Midwest Machinery Sales Engineers Eric Eyler and Stephen Higgins talk about one of the elements that can significantly impact efficiency in condensing boilers: boiler flue.
In the last 10 years, high-efficiency, high turn-down boilers have become the gold standard. Contrary to old boilers, these units require more than just “flip a switch, turn it on, and leave it”.
In HVAC, there’s are some keywords that can save you from inefficiency or the terrible fate of downtime.
These words are planning, redundancy, and spare parts. Here’s why …
Midwest Machinery has sold and started up A TON of boilers to date.
In the last 10 years, high-efficiency, high turn-down boilers have become the gold standard. Just like a Ferrari, which needs the right fuel, brakes, tires, and equipment precisely tuned to run like a champ – so does your new boiler.
