Hot-blast stove, Iron Smelting, Fuel Efficiency & Heat Control

Hot-blast stove, apparatus for preheating air blown into a blast furnace, an important step in raising the efficiency of iron processing. Preheated air was first used by James Beaumont Neilson in 1828 in Glasgow, but not until 1860 did the Englishman Edward Alfred Cowper invent the first successful

The US Stove HB1520 Wood Furnace has powerful heating capabilities up to 3,500 sq. ft. Boasting over 180,000 BTUs, at max output, which is an excellent output of heat. Its heavy duty cast-iron door with a glass viewing front that gives out the ambiance of flame without compromising efficiency. The open plenum allows for easy installation and with a built in ash-pan, dual blowers and firebrick line combustion chamber this model is top of the line in the furnace category.

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