Allmand’s Maxi-Heat® Portable Heater Now Offers Higher Static Pressure, Longer Ducting

HOLDREGE, Neb. — Allmand Bros. Inc. has upgraded its Maxi-Heat® portable heater with higher static pressure and longer ducting.

Incorporating a new fan-motor combination and increasing the static pressure from .5 wg to 1.5 wg, the upgraded Maxi-Heat is able to accommodate up to 110 feet of 16-inch ducting, rather than 40 feet with the previous model. Since many industries are now requiring air to be ducted up to 100 feet, these upgrades have increased both the performance and versatility of the portable heater, allowing it to be more efficient and productive for such applications as cement curing, equipment pre-heating, and general heating for the mining, petroleum and construction industries.

The Maxi-Heat features twin heater units that produce a maximum of 1,010,000 Btu and may be operated independently, depending on heating requirements. A standard 1,800-rpm liquid-cooled Isuzu diesel engine with regulated generator provides power for the heaters and electrical accessories. A 191-gallon fuel tank provides more than 24 hours of operation without refueling.

In addition to the static pressure and ducting upgrades, Allmand has added an in-line fuel heater and pre-filter to the Maxi-Heat’s fuel system to improve heater performance and durability. The heater/pre-filter makes the Maxi-Heat more tolerant to dirt and variances in fuel viscosity, which is especially important in situations where fuel may be contaminated or is not blended properly for the operating conditions.

Allmand Bros. Inc., established in 1938, is a leading manufacturer of Allmand portable light towers, compact loader backhoes, Port-A-Lite™ light stands, trailer mounted arrowboards and jobsite heaters. For more information, contact Allmand Bros. Inc., Box 888, Holdrege, NE 68949, call 800-562-1373, fax 308-995-5887, e-mail [email protected] or visit the company’s Web site at www.allmand.com.

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