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Hot Air Generator

  • Briquette / Wood Fired Hot Air Generator
    Hot Air Generator

    Briquette / Wood Fired Hot Air Generator

    500,000.00 Add to cart
  • Electric Hot Air Generator
    Electric Boiler

    Electric Hot Air Generator

    500,000.00 Add to cart
  • Oil / Gas Fired Hot Air Generator
    Hot Air Generator

    Oil / Gas Fired Hot Air Generator

    1,000,000.00 Add to cart

Industrial Hot Air Generator Manufacturers: Electric, Wood, Oil/Gas

At IndianBoilers.com, we are globally recognized leaders in the design and manufacturing of high-performance thermal solutions. Our Industrial Hot Air Generators (HAG) are engineered to deliver consistent, high-volume heat for critical processes like drying, curing, and baking across the textile, food, chemical, and pharmaceutical sectors.

Our Range of Hot Air Generators

1. Industrial Electric Hot Air Generator (ELECTROAIR Series)

For industries demanding zero-emission and ultra-clean heat, our ELECTROAIR series is the definitive choice. It is ideal for cleanrooms and food-grade environments where combustion by-products are strictly prohibited.

  • Key Features: * Fins tube bundle heaters with Ni-Cr wire for rapid heat transfer.
    • Thyristor-based control panels for pinpoint temperature accuracy.
    • No chimney required; zero noise and zero pollution at the source.
  • Capacity: 50,000 to 4,000,000 Kcal/hr.
  • Operating Temp: Up to 350°C.

2. Oil & Gas Fired Hot Air Generator (AIRJET Series)

The AIRJET series is a horizontal three-pass indirect fired system designed for maximum thermal efficiency and fuel flexibility.

  • Key Features: * Fully automatic mono-block burners (Imported/Indigenous).
    • Multi-fuel capability: Diesel (LDO/HSD), LPG, Natural Gas, and Furnace Oil.
    • Indirect heating design ensures the process air remains 100% clean.
  • Capacity: 0.1 million to 2.0 million Kcal/hr.
  • Efficiency: 85% (+/-2%) on NCV.

3. Wood & Briquette Fired Hot Air Generator (AIRMAX Series)

A cost-effective solution for industries with easy access to solid fuels. These units are built with high-grade refractory lining to withstand intense heat and ensure long-term durability.

  • Key Features:
    • Large combustion chamber for efficient burning of wood logs, chips, and biomass briquettes.
    • Manual or automatic fuel feeding systems available.
    • Ideal for agricultural drying, plywood curing, and tea processing.
  • Capacity: Custom-engineered up to 5,000,000 Kcal/hr.

Technical Specifications Table

Specification Electric (ELECTROAIR) Oil / Gas (AIRJET) Wood / Solid Fuel
Heat Output 50k – 4000k Kcal/hr 100k – 2000k Kcal/hr 100k – 5000k Kcal/hr
Max Temperature 350°C 300°C – 450°C 400°C
Heating Method Electric Resistance Indirect (Heat Exchanger) Direct / Indirect
Efficiency ~99% 85% – 92% 75% – 80%
Control System Thyristor / PLC Fully Automatic Manual / Semi-Auto

Why Choose IndianBoilers.com?

  • Custom Engineering: We specialize in high-temperature requirements for specific textile and chemical processes.
  • Safety First: Equipped with safety interlocks, including high-temperature audio/visual alarms and flame sensors.
  • Global Presence: With over 5,000 successful installations, our equipment is built to withstand the toughest industrial environments.
  • Energy Efficiency: Our designs focus on 15%–20% fuel savings compared to traditional steam or thermic fluid radiators.

Core Applications

  • Textiles: Fast, even drying for dyed fabrics and yarns.
  • Food Processing: Dehydration of snacks, spices, and milk powder.
  • Chemicals/Pharma: Precise drying of granules and powders.
  • Automotive: Flawless paint curing and powder coating.

Frequently Asked Questions

An energy source (burner or electric element) creates heat. A high-capacity blower draws in ambient air, passes it through a combustion chamber or heat exchanger, and discharges the heated air through ducts to the process equipment.

The core components include the Burner/Heating Elements, Combustion Chamber, Heat Exchanger (for indirect models), Blower/Fan, and a PID/PLC-based Control Panel.

  • Direct Fired: Combustion gases mix with the process air (100% efficient; used for non-sensitive materials).
  • Indirect Fired: Air is heated via a heat exchanger (Process air remains 100% clean; used for food/pharma).

Yes. If your process only requires hot air for drying, an HAG can save 30% to 40% in fuel costs by eliminating water treatment and steam distribution losses.

We offer faster start-up times, lower capital investment, higher energy efficiency, and lower maintenance compared to steam or thermic fluid systems.

Options include Natural Gas, LPG, Diesel, Wood, Biomass Briquettes, and Electricity.

Natural Gas is the cleanest and most efficient fossil fuel, while Electric HAGs offer nearly 99% efficiency at the point of heat transfer.

Modern units range from 85% (solid fuel) to 95% (gas) and 99% (electric) efficiency, depending on the design.

Yes. We offer customization in terms of Material of Construction (SS 304/316), vertical or horizontal layouts, and high-temperature variants up to 800°C.

Common industries include Textiles, Food Processing, Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals, Automotive, and Plywood.

We are used in stenters for drying dyed fabrics, heat-setting synthetic fibers, and curing prints.

We provide clean heat for dehydrating fruits/vegetables and for spray drying systems to produce powders (e.g., milk or coffee).

Yes. Our indirect and electric models are used in Fluid Bed Dryers (FBD) and sterilization processes requiring medical-grade air purity.

Yes, IndianBoilers.com is a premier manufacturer based in India, providing ISO-certified thermal solutions globally.

We offer PLC-based automation, specific metallurgy for corrosive environments, and specialized ducting layouts.

Capacity is calculated based on air volume m3 hr, the required temperature rise (Delta T), and the specific heat of your product.

It provides uniform heating, prevents moisture spots, and allows for rapid temperature adjustments.

Regular maintenance involves cleaning burner nozzles, checking blower alignment, inspecting refractory lining, and cleaning heat exchanger tubes.

Indirect systems typically reach up to 450°C, while direct-fired systems can achieve up to 1000°C.

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