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When heating asphalt in storage tanks to improve fluidity and ensure smooth output, a thermal oil heater is the most reliable solution. Operating under normal pressure, Bidragon thermal fluid boilers deliver higher output temperatures, easy operation, and safe performance. Equipped with inlet and outlet thermometers and pressure gauges, the system can automatically monitor and control temperature and pressure, preventing over-temperature or over-pressure risks. This makes thermal fluid heaters the best choice for asphalt customers seeking efficiency, safety, and precise temperature control.

Boilers can be divided into steam boilers, hot water boilers, thermal oil heaters, and molten salt furnaces. Among them, thermal oil boilers and steam boilers are often compared. A thermal oil boiler operates at high temperature (up to 340℃) under low pressure, offering greater safety and efficiency through a closed circulation system. Steam boilers generally operate at 171℃ under high pressure, requiring licensed operators and posing higher safety risks. Packed hot oil boilers need no installation, while steam boilers require professional setup. For industries requiring high temperature with safer, easier operation, thermal oil heating systems are the better choice.

A thermic fluid heater is industrial heating equipment designed for heat transfer processes without pressure. In this system, a thermic fluid circulates through the entire loop, carrying heat from the combustion process to the desired application and returning to the heater for reheating. This closed-cycle operation ensures efficient, safe, and reliable heat transfer for various industries where precise temperature control is required, making thermic fluid heaters an ideal alternative to high-pressure steam systems.