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LMK Thermosafe, world leaders in drum and container heating, manufacture a variety of products suited to heating 200L drums. Selection of the correct equipment is dependent on many factors including material type, required operating temperature and desired heating rates. LMK Thermosafe are pleased to assist customers in the selection of the correct equipment for their particular application. ATEX IECEx Certified Hazardous area solutions available. For more information contact LMK Thermosafe today. T: +44 (0)1440 707141 E: sales@drumheating.com

Many laboratory and industrial processes require a constant flow of gas to be delivered, and this is normally supplied from pressurised cylinders containing gas in liquid phase. If the level of liquid reduces fast, frosting can occur on the surface of the cylinder and flow rates can be adversely affected. Our gentle and insulated heating solutions can prevent this phenomenon and restore stability to the flow rate. This is particularly important when using calibration gases where repeatability is vital. Note that separate over-pressure safety systems should always be in place to meet health and safety requirements. We can design jackets for most cylinder sizes, with our standard “HHG” being a popular size normally available for immediate delivery. Product Specification: “K” size gas cylinder (others available to order) ATEX IECEx Certified solutions also available For more information contact LMK Thermosafe today T: +44 (0)1440 707141 E: sales@drumheating.com

Pool Insulation Balls The perfect solution to heated swimming pools and fish ponds With todays ever increasing energy costs, the winter months can be expensive to keep your fish happy and healthy or your swimming pool functional. Euro-Matic have developed a simple but highly effective insulation cover that is easy to install. By simply pouring a layer of Euro-matic Pool Insulation Balls onto the water surface, they effortlessly mould to any shape and form a practical and attractive cover over 91% of the surface area allowing oxygenation and thus prevent stagnation. For fish such as Koi Karp, a cover in the winter months will help retain the heat and ensure they remain active rather than dormant. Because the balls simply move, the fish can easily be fed or viewed and fish that remain above 10°C will be active all year round so continue to grow and remain healthy, below 4°C it can be fatal.

Colloide designs and constructs sustainable biomass heating solutions for all types of businesses, from small organisations to large commercial and industrial enterprises. We design and install the complete system including the boiler, biomass storage, pipework, buffer vessels and controls. We also offer a packaged biomass system called the ‘Heat Pod’ which is a complete heating solution within its own building, ready to deliver to site. This system includes boiler(s), pipework and storage; all within one unit. Whether furnace control, pellet conveying, buffer management, hot water preparation, weather controlled heating circuit with a weekly program for two circuits, or the connected solar heating system: all of this can be controlled via a touchscreen directly on the boiler or via the internet from any PC, smartphone or tablet. It‘s a lot, but it‘s easy to handle as the images on the touchscreen are self-explanatory.

Colloide designs and builds customised energy centres which generate heat which can then be distributed to buildings or district heat networks. We can also incorporate CHP units within the energy centre, providing electricity along with heat and a low carbon heat and power solution. Our energy centres are often designed to have more than one energy source, allowing the plant operator to vary the energy sources in relation to the energy demand and the best value for money at a given time. The energy sources may include: Gas fired boilers. Biomass boilers. Heat pump. Oil fired boilers. Combined Heat and Power (CHP) unit Our centres are engineered to include the energy sources, thermal stores, instrumentation, control systems, pumping and pipework network – building in as much flexibility as possible so that the plant can be operated as efficiently as possible.