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Waste oil heaters offer cost savings

Free heat.

Fed up with high heating costs? As energy prices climb, waste oil heat is gaining popularity. Not only does waste oil heat reduce your heating bills, it also eliminates the cost to haul used oil off-site. Waste oil heaters usually pay for themselves in one heating season--a warmer shop can lead to higher productivity. Five-hundred to 1,000 gallons is all the used oil you need to save thousands of dollars each year.

Burning waste oil to obtain "free" heat is an environmentally friendly way to deal with one of the industry's major pollution problems. By turning a waste product into a valuable fuel, you help to conserve natural energy sources and protect water and soil resources from oil pollution. Emissions are similar to burning standard fuel oil, plus on-site recycling reduces the chance of accidental spills, improper disposal, and vehicle emissions generated during transport of the used oil off-site.

Lanair waste oil heaters have one-third less parts and wiring than other heaters, hi-tech features, service friendly burner design, plus 30 years of experience in designing waste oil burners. The swing away burner allows for easy access to the combustion chamber and an easy to remove air-oil preheater assembly. Lanair was the first in the industry to offer a 10-year limited warranty.

A user may choose from five sizes, from 150,000 to 300,000 BTU, to heat a building or shop. B&J Enterprises, CW Rhoton, Bronson, Kansas, PH-620 939-4745, will provide personal quotes and personal service with his 27 years of new and used sales experience.

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Date: 4/23/07


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