Forge, foundry, BURNS ANY FUEL >2500 F Kiln, blacksmith ,smelting ,

Description

Burns any fuel or any oil Melts glass and Cast Iron ,copper faster then any other burner saving you money .Stop spending hundreds on propane or worrying about loosing pressure in your tanks.
2,700 Deg F on propane on non insulated foundry .
Stainless steel 304  light duty unit .   Burns all fuels even gases like propane and natural gas at high performance levels . This device has an air pre heater that heats the fuel to 300 deg just before discharge , it also pre heats the air to above 300 at discharge making this burner able to outperform the competition .
Able to run a high velocity flame >2400 thermal couple temp, a open propane flame from a good torch is only 1900 to 2000 deg  .
Extremely adjustable flame for lean and rich combustion processes .
Device is easy to clean when waste oil is used as the fuel source.
Device self cleans at high temps or lean burn flames .
Many people have purchased waste oil nozzles on line only to discover they dont work as advertised . I have bin designing and testing waste oil burners and exotic Combustion system for industrial processes for 10 years  and you will be impressed with the different these nozzles can make to your industrial process.
This device pre heats the air witch then pre heats the fuel gently to avoid varnishing .
Forge in image not included , just to show buyers purpose at a glance , hope you understand .
My clients often tell me stories of having purchased  china brand siphon nozzles only to discover they have bin deceived with both specifications and functionality. They also come to me after having bought a 00 diesel/ waste oil burner that wont burn waste oil and puts out 1/4 of the rated power .
Output
Diesel >200 kw
waste oil > 50kw , depends on viscosity or fuel tank position .
Fuel consumption
1 to 6 LPH
Air
2 to 10 SCFM @ 25  to 75 PSI
2,650 to 3000 deg depending on foundry design
Uses siphon nozzle , no oil or fuel pump required .
see this device in action here . >>>>>>>>>
See device in action