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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Oct 08, 2025～Nov 04, 2025
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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Oct 08, 2025～Nov 04, 2025
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Energy-saving type
This is a dedicated water heater with a lightweight, slim, and compact body, equipped with comprehensive features. (Vacuum-type hot water heating system)
Clean energy that does not increase CO2!
Forest biomass energy helps prevent global warming. (Vacuum-type hot water heating system)
Leading the world with environmentally friendly electric technology.
Since it is electric, there is no worry about dry burning, and it is comfortable with zero exhaust, fan noise, and combustion sound! (Vacuum-type hot water supply system)
This is an energy-saving type that achieves high efficiency and is compact and lightweight.
We offer a wide range of products, including single circuit (for hot water only) and dual circuit (for both hot water and heating) options, suitable for various applications from commercial and industrial use to residential use.
A rich lineup to accommodate various environments and facilities! A wide range of vacuum hot water generators featured!
This catalog introduces the vacuum-type hot water generator "Bakotin Heater," which consists of a burner, combustion chamber, water pipes or flue pipes, heat transfer water, a reduced pressure steam chamber, and a heat exchanger. It features the lightweight, slim, and compact body of the "KHL-100/EOL(M)-100/150 series," the "K/GFL-160-800 series" that can be transported and installed anywhere, and the pellet-fired "BSL-100-500 series." [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Features of the Bakotin Heater ■ Operating principle ■ Selection of heat exchanger materials ■ High-function new microcontroller standard equipped ■ Standard system examples *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Introduction of case studies on carbonization experiments using superheated steam.
This is an introduction to examples of carbonization experiments using superheated steam for materials such as kitchen waste, bran, paper diapers, vegetable scraps, plastic, fish, onions, plant seedlings, melamine resin, tofu, jellyfish, konjac, boiled eggs, okara, and polystyrene foam. For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
The method of generating superheated steam using electric pipe heaters is advantageous in every aspect.
The methods for generating superheated steam typically include direct combustion of gas, oil, etc., and indirect heating using equipment such as rotary kilns. Recently, methods using induction heating have also been announced, but it seems they have not yet reached practical application. The method using electric pipe heaters from Jissen Environmental Research Institute is advantageous in all aspects, including processing time, carbonization temperature, safety, economic efficiency, and environmental impact. For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
