Bertrams Heatec Heaters

Thermal Fluid Systems Ltd. are the agents and distributors in the U.K. and Ireland for Bertrams Heatec Ltd. who have been established suppliers of Heat Transfer Equipment for over 60 years. Based in Muttenz, near Basel in Switzerland, Bertrams Heatec build Fired and Electric Thermal Fluid Heaters for operation in both liquid and vapour phases at temperatures up to 400°C.

Bertrams Heaters are efficient and extremely cost effective. An equivalent API 560 heater is roughly double the cost of a Bertrams heater for the same capacity. They are completely shop assembled and therefore have a very short erection time.


Thermal Fluid Systems
Two dual fired Bertrams Heatec Thermal Fluid Heaters, each rated at 2.34 MW and supplying fluid at 280°C for a polymer manufacturing facility.

Standard Features

The well proven Bertrams Heatec range of Thermal Fluid Heaters incorporate the following important features.

  • Twin Coil Design for High Efficiency

  • Large Combustion Chamber to Ensure Long Fluid and Equipment life

  • Easy Access to Combustion Chamber

  • Minimum Heat Losses

  • Packaged Burner for Low Cost Maintenance

  • Standard Pump for Low Cost Maintenance

  • Compliance with DIN 4754 and Applicable EU Directives

  • Manufacture to ISI 9001 approved QA System
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    Options Available for Bertrams Heatec Heaters

    The Bertrams Heatec heaters are available with various options to suit the specific Project Requirements.

  • Operation on Fuel Oils or Natural Gas or Dual Fuel

  • High/Low/Off or Fully Modulating Control

  • Horizontal or Vertical Layout with Outputs from 200kw to 35MW

  • Indoor or Outdoor Installation

  • Skid Mounted Fully Packaged Assemblies

  • Combustion Air Pre-Heating for Optimum Efficiency

  • Thermal Oxidation of Waste Fluid or Gas

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    A vertical Thermal Fluid Heater operating on Therminol 66 heat transfer fluid on a major chemical installation.


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