Schwank recently launched ultraSchwank, an efficient, gas-fired radiant tube heater in North America, suitable for indoor industrial and commercial applications, with ceiling heights up to seventy five feet. 

The ultraSchwank features a new burner incorporating the latest computer simulation design, and the development of the first insulated reflector system incorporating the same insulation used by NASA. This is the first burner to be designed following a Computational Fluid Dynamics [CFD] model, the company says. The insulated reflector system captures convection heat, and increases tube and inner reflector surface temperatures, for superior heat retention, and greater comfort at lower air temperatures. Because more heat is directed where required, convection heat losses have been drastically reduced, with the added benefit of up to 30% to 50% reduction of minimum clearance to combustibles required for installation. 

ultraSchwank can be safely tucked into a roof structure like no other heater can. According to an independent lab test to the EN 416-2 standard, it is the only tube heater converting up to 62% of fuel energy into infrared energy, generating up to 55% more heat than conventional radiant tube systems, and reducing fuel consumption and carbon emissions by 50%, the company says. 

ultraSchwank is available in input capacities from 60,000 BTU per hour to 200,000 BTU per hour and lengths from 20 to 70 ft. 

For more information:

www.schwankgroup.com