Thawzall, LLC

Thawzall introduces its new H150 and H250 (pictured) SL Series portable hydronic heating equipment with Heatzone concrete curing technology. Thawzall uses a proprietary process to evenly distribute heat to thaw frozen ground and cure concrete in freezing climates. Heatzone technology is designed specifically for the purpose of curing concrete, using fingertip control of temperatures for either curing or thawing. The onboard furnace of the Heatzone design maximizes efficiency and minimizes carbon impact on the environment.
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Topp Portable Air

The IDF-2000 skid-mounted, portable, indirect-fired heater from Topp Portable Air provides up to 2 million Btu/hour for any outdoor industrial application. The IDF-2000 is designed with two supply plenums to provide heated air to multiple locations at the same time and two return plenums to reduce fuel costs by re-circulating the inside air. The units are equipped for immediate setup and require minimal maintenance.
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Power Blanket

The Power Blanket is a 120-volt electrically heated curing and thawing blanket that is available in 11 different sizes. The 23-foot by 11-foot SuperDuty Thawing blanket thaws the ground at a rate of 4 to 10 inches overnight and is well suited for preparing a dub-grade prior to a concrete pour.
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Wacker Neuson

Wacker Neuson introduces its E5000 hydronic heater, which features a gear pump to provide all the flow and pressure necessary to deliver maximum performance for thaw, cure, frost prevention and air heat operations, all without the use of additional booster pumps. The new E5000 features 83 percent heater efficiency with 860,000 BTU/hr input and has the ability to thaw frozen ground at a rate of up to one foot deep per day. The E5000 comes standard with 5,000 feet of heat transfer hose, allowing the unit to thaw or cure up to 10,000 square feet per day. The unit's heat transfer hose can be placed over 10,000 square feet of concrete slabs on grade, elevated slabs, poured walls or columns to help speed the curing process.
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