Boiler Equipment | WARE

As one of the nation’s largest and most respected commercial and industrial boiler companies, WARE has been providing new, used and remanufactured boiler equipment for over 70 years. We offer an expansive inventory of new and used boiler equipment from the most respected manufacturers like Parker Boiler, PEP Boilers, Reimers Electra Steam, Unilux and Victory Energy. Our inventory includes steam firetube boilers from 10 HP to HP and watertube boilers from 15,000 PPH to 250,000 PPH. We also have a quick ship hot water program from 1.8 mmbtu to 12 mmbtu.

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Our team of seasoned boiler professionals can help you select the appropriate boiler needed for your application or even build your custom boiler room, including design, engineering, procurement and construction. We also offer containerized boiler systems which can easily be transported to your location.

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For all your steam, hot water and thermal needs, WARE has you covered.

• Boiler Manufacturers
• Current Inventory
• Containerized Boiler Systems

Other Helpful Service Include:

• Specified Engineer

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WARE’s large stock of boilers and related equipment is supported by a large team of experts including project consultants, technicians, installation experts, and trainers.

• 24/7 Quoting & Support
• Start-Up Service
• Pre-Installation Consultation
• Operator Training
• Turnkey Installations
• Preventative Maintenance
• Boiler Parts & Supplies at BoilerWAREhouse

FAQS

What is the best boiler for my application?

There are a variety of boiler types, some better suited for different applications than others.

Details you should consider include:

• How often will the unit run?
• What will the load swings look like?
• What level of in-house support do you have?
• What energy supply is available?
• What space is available for my system?
• What support equipment will I need for the boiler?

There are units that do well coming up from a cold start and there are units that like to be kept warm all the time. Some units do a good job if the loads are slow moving, and others do well handling wide swinging loads. An existing system may have support equipment that can be reused, while a new facility or an increase in boiler size may require additional items. WARE has a long history of working with all types of systems and applications and can help guide you to the best solutions for your application.

How can I lower the carbon footprint of my existing boiler system?

There are a variety of opportunities for improving your carbon footprint. Every time you lower your fuel consumption, improve emissions or recover waste heat you are lowering your carbon footprint.

This can be done with an improved control system, an upgraded burner technology, or multiple types of heat recovery. You can even use dropdown steam turbines to create virtually free electricity. As an Armstrong International company, heat recovery is a top priority, and we, here at WARE, are experienced in all these areas and would be happy to explore them with you.

Can I burn hydrogen in my existing boiler?

The boiler itself is not typically the issue. The question is whether your burner system is H2 ready. H2 is a much smaller molecule than methane and burns hotter and faster. Because of the smaller molecular structure, the H2 will find areas to leak from on standard gas train components and other burner seals. The good news is that there is good retrofit technology for your existing equipment. And WARE is here to help when you are ready to consider the H2 discussion.

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Our experienced professionals are always here to help, and can have a detailed quote for you in about an hour.

HELPFUL RESOURCES

Boiler Equipment Videos

The High Fire Podcast Episode 001 - American Steam

How Does a Modern Boiler Room Really Work? Find Out on This Expert Guided Tour - The Boiling Point

Tips to Help Protect Your Boiler System in Cold Weather - The Boiling Point

Firetube vs Watertube Boilers: A Formula for Success - The Boiling Point

Waterback vs Dryback: Boiler Design Differences - The Boiling Point

Maximizing Boiler Efficiency: More Capacity Without the Extra Space - The Boiling Point

Steam Systems 101 - Weekly Boiler Tips

Feedwater 101 - Weekly Boiler Tip

A Tour of Boiler Room Check Valves - Weekly Boiler Tip

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Understanding the Low Fire Hold in Boiler Systems - Weekly Boiler Tip

BOILER BLOG ARTICLES

The Modern Boiler Room

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The Role of Auxiliary Equipment

Maintaining Boiler Efficiency

Boiler Room Safety Checklist

Annual Steam Boiler Open and Close

TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS

Preventative Maintenance

About Natural Gas Boilers

Shop a wide assortment of natural gas boilers from top brands like ProSelect, Weil-McClain, and Noritz.

Shop by Medium:

Choose between hot water and steam boilers. When replacing an old boiler, you need to identify whether it used hot water or steam to find the right replacement. Steam-fired boilers will have a small glass tube, called a sight glass, mounted on the side of the boiler. Hot water boilers will not have a sight glass but are likely to have other accessories installed nearby, such as a pump or expansion tank.

Shop by Vent Type:

We offer boilers with one of three different venting configurations.

• Chimney-vented boilers eject spent combustion gases through a vertical stack or chimney.
• Power-vented boilers use a built-in blower to push spent gases outside. They offer the flexibility to vent through a sidewall or the ceiling without needing to use a chimney.
• Direct vent boilers pull air for combustion directly from outside the house. This means the entire combustion process is “sealed” from the indoors, and you are not exhausting the air you had already heated. They are particularly great for tight places, like closets or rooms without much air flow.

Shop by Efficiency:

Home boilers are typically available in efficiency ratings ranging from 80% - 96% Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE). A boiler's AFUE rating estimates the percentage of fuel that is converted into usable heat for the home. By comparing AFUE ratings, you can get an idea of how much a boiler may cost to operate. Condensing boilers are the most efficient because they use a secondary heat exchanger to collect heat from exhaust gases and repurpose it to preheat incoming water.

Staging/Modulation

Boilers can also save energy through staging or modulation.

• Staging boilers have two or more distinct levels of heat output called stages. The boiler will operate at the lowest stage that meets your home’s heating needs.
• Modulating boilers can produce any heat output between a defined minimum and maximum level for constant, even heat.

What are Combi Boilers?

A combination (combi) boiler combines a boiler and tankless domestic water heater into one, compact unit. There is no hot water tank. Instead, the boiler circulates hot water through a heat exchanger, which in turn heats incoming cold water on demand. The heated domestic water then flows to fixtures throughout the home.

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