Combustion processes - Import export

We offer DIN Straw pellets for heating! Special technology has that the melting temperature is much higher than the usual straw pellets. Our pellets melting temperature is elevated from 800 0C to 1200 0C, an ash content of 4-7%. As a result is improved pellet combustion process and significantly decreased quantity of the formation slag . So, what about bedding in details ? Straw pellets, natural, super absorbent bedding made specially for horses and other farm animals. It is free of dust and really long lasting product comparing with shavings and other bedding used by farmers and horse enthusiasts.​ For producing straw pellets we are using locally sourced straw, which is ecologically clean product.​ 1 gram of our straw pellets can absorb 3.4 gram of water (see official test results), so bedding stays dry longer and that is why our straw pellets not exposed to freezing in cold winters. This protects animals from diseases and provide with maximum comfort. During pelleting

Air supply from the outside The insert is equipped with a direct supply of air from the outside to the furnace. The air can be supplied through a 100mm diameter flex pipe or a 150x50mm rectangular duct . The damper knob is located in the upper part of the insert facade. Regulation of the air supplied to the combustion process The amount of air supplied to the combustion process is regulated by means of a knob located in the lower part of the façade. Air is taken from a direct air inlet and delivered under the grate and directly onto the glass, creating an air curtain that prevents excessive soiling of the glass.

Air supply from the outside The insert is equipped with a direct supply of air from the outside to the furnace. The air can be supplied through a 100mm diameter flex pipe or a 150x50mm rectangular duct . The damper knob is located in the upper part of the insert facade. Regulation of the air supplied to the combustion process The amount of air supplied to the combustion process is regulated by means of a knob located in the lower part of the façade. Air is taken from a direct air inlet and delivered under the grate and directly onto the glass, creating an air curtain that prevents excessive soiling of the glass.

Advantages of the UNIFLAM PRESTIGE fireplace insert Air supply from the outside The insert is equipped with a direct supply of air from the outside to the furnace. The air can be supplied through a 100mm diameter flex pipe or a 150x50mm rectangular duct . The damper knob is located in the upper part of the insert facade. Regulation of the air supplied to the combustion process The amount of air supplied to the combustion process is regulated by means of a knob located in the lower part of the façade. Air is taken from a direct air inlet and delivered under the grate and directly onto the glass, creating an air curtain that prevents excessive soiling of the glass.

Regulation of the air supplied to the combustion process The amount of air supplied to the combustion process is regulated by means of a knob located in the lower part of the façade. Air is taken from a direct air inlet and delivered under the grate and directly onto the glass, creating an air curtain that prevents excessive soiling of the glass. Easy operation A capacious, pull-out ash pan drawer, a cast iron grate and an efficient system of air blowing onto the glass make the operation and maintenance of the fireplace easy and does not take much time. A wide view of the burning wood A modern, steel façade and a large corner pane with black decoration provide a perfect view of the fire from both sides of the fireplace. The handle and knobs made of stainless steel complete the whole, creating a modern style of the Uniflam Prestige

Advantages of the UNIFLAM PRESTIGE fireplace insert Air supply from the outside The insert is equipped with a direct supply of air from the outside to the furnace. Air can be supplied through a 100mm diameter flex pipe or a 150x50mm rectangular duct The damper allows you to adjust the chimney draft and control the rate of combustion. The damper knob is located in the upper part of the insert facade. Regulation of the air supplied to the combustion process The amount of air supplied to the combustion process is regulated by means of a knob located in the lower part of the façade. Air is taken from a direct air inlet and delivered under the grate and directly onto the glass, creating an air curtain that prevents excessive soiling of the glass.