The Hot Bin Heater a new tool for the food industry will assist in the control of insect infestation since Methyl Bromide is now banned effective January 2006. This high CFM heater makes spot heat more feasible in tight space situations such as bins and silos. Flexible hoses supply steam to the heater’s coil and the heated air is directed into the space using durable flexible ductwork. With this technology no shut downs are needed, which means more production with the benefit of eliminating unwanted insects.
To receive more information about the Armstrong Hot Bin Heater please contact the Marketing Department, Armstrong International, Inc., 816 Maple St., Three Rivers, MI 49093, Ph. 269-273-1415, or visit our website at www.armstrong-intl.com.
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