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Tri-Tech Sales is the manufacturers' representative for Industrial Combustion burners — serving facilities across the central United States. Since 1999, Tri-Tech has been the trusted single source for steam products and parts. We handle everything from application sizing, submittals, freight coordination and authorized parts support.
The SBR-30 delivers less than 30 ppm NOx without flue gas recirculation, firing natural gas from 16.8 to 54.6 MMBTU/hr with a #2 fuel oil backup option. The SBR-5 reaches less than 5 ppm NOx with FGR, firing natural gas from 10.5 to 42 MMBTU/hr.
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Ultra-low NOx performance under 9 ppm without complicated surface combustion mesh, available gas-only or dual fuel. Commonly used in the strictest air-quality jurisdictions.
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Forced-draft, dual-fuel design with a decades-long track record on boiler, heater, furnace, kiln, and dryer applications worldwide.
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A low pressure-drop firing head and low blower motor horsepower reduce fan parasitic power,, reduce on/off cycling, and cut electrical consumption. Commonly used in hospitals, campuses, and commercial boiler rooms where the utility bill is the argument.
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The Q series is an ultra-quiet, compact burner built for efficiency and operational simplicity in almost any commercial application. The V series adds a dual-fuel, aerodynamic air-damper design for accurate air-to-fuel settings and maximum combustion efficiency.
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True forced-draft designs that deliver rated capacity against a wide range of furnace pressures, topped by the XL series with a precise air-metering system for large-capacity applications.
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Tri-Tech Sales proudly offers the complete line of Industrial Combustion products, including both commercial boiler burners and industrial burners, ensuring the right burner is matched to your specific boiler, load profile, and application. A burner replacement is often the fastest payback in the boiler room. A modern forced-draft Industrial Combustion burner can bring an aging boiler up to current standards for efficiency, reliability, and low NOx emissions.
Our experienced team collaborates closely with consulting engineers, mechanical contractors, hospitals, universities, and industrial facilities to evaluate steam demand, fuel selection, combustion air, boiler room layout, controls, and emissions requirements. Choosing Tri-Tech means partnering with people proud to deliver a measurable difference in your combustion efficiency and operating costs today and for the future.
TRI-TECH SALES
FAMILY-OWNED MANUFACTURERS’ REPRESENTATIVE · EST. 1999
Tri-Tech serves plants, campuses, hospitals, and districts across Iowa (Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Sioux City, Council Bluffs), Nebraska (Omaha, Lincoln, Grand Island, Kearney), South Dakota (Sioux Falls, Rapid City), Colorado (Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins), and surrounding areas.
Choosing the right industrial burner system depends on your boiler's rated capacity,fuel availability, and the emissions limits you must meet. Industrial Combustion offers a wide range of burners including the E, M, Q, and V commercial series, ideal for most firetube and commercial watertube boilers. For heavy industrial applications requiring higher furnace pressures and larger inputs, the D, S1, and XL industrial series provide reliable, high-capacity combustion equipment. When strict emissions compliance is crucial, the SBR and NT low-NOx series deliver advanced technology to meet tight air-quality standards while ensuring optimal performance.
Yes, retrofit installations are common. Provided your pressure vessel is structurally sound, replacing an aging burner with a modern forced-draft burner can significantly improve energy efficiency. Tri-Tech can help you handle the burner-boiler matching, controls selection, combustion tuning and submittals, ensuring your retrofit delivers maximum service life and safety.
To provide an accurate quote for combustion equipment, we typically need three key pieces of information:
If you are replacing an existing burner, providing photos of the burner nameplate helps us quickly identify the correct industrial burner system.
Yes, they are designed to meet low NOx emission standards. The SBR-30 series achieves less than 30 ppm NOx without flue gas recirculation, while the SBR-5 reaches ultra-low emissions below 5 ppm with FGR. The NT series delivers sub-9 ppm NOx performance without complicated surface combustion mesh, available in gas-only or dual-fuel configurations. The MTH ultra-low NOx series extends these benefits to process heating applications such as thermal fluid systems and hot oil heaters.
Industrial Combustion burners operate on natural gas, fuel oil, or both, making them versatile for various industrial applications. Combination gas/oil models allow operators to switch seamlessly to the lowest-cost fuel without costly equipment changeover. The SBR-30 low-NOx burner also offers a #2 fuel oil backup option. Our professional team helps you select the fuel configuration that fits your utility availability, environmental regulations, and operating costs.
Lead times vary based on burner size, fuel configuration, control panels, and current factory production schedules. We verify available production slots when preparing your quotation rather than relying on outdated published lead times. For retrofit projects, we coordinate delivery around your planned outage window to minimize downtime and risk, ensuring timely installation and commissioning for optimal performance.
Yes. Tri-Tech Sales provides factory-authorized parts support for the Industrial Combustion burners we represent. Whether you need firing heads, gas valve trains, control panels, motors, dampers, or ignition components, our team can get you the right parts. Industrial Combustion's myBoilerRoom platform also gives owners direct access to documentation, spare parts lists, and maintenance schedules.
Industrial Combustion burners serve commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities worldwide. This includes hospitals, universities, manufacturing and food processing plants, and district energy systems. They can be found on boilers, heaters, furnaces, kilns, ovens, and dryers, at capacities from 350,000 BTU/hr to 100 MMBTU/hr. Their true forced-draft design precisely controls the air and fuel mixture for complete combustion. They provide maximum fuel efficiency across that entire range producing reliable heat for critical industrial heating applications while minimizing emissions in compliance with environmental regulations.
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