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Webster Combustion offers a full line of commercial, industrial and heavy industrial boiler burners in a broad range of sizes and configurations, including standard, low and ultra-low emissions models. Webster also supports its combustion customers with air density trim systems, product training, technical services, and the best representatives in the industry.

New York City Local Law 97 imposes unprecedented emissions regulations on nearly all buildings in the city over 25,000 sf. Webster Combustion & The Boileroom Group make it easy to get to Net-Zero carbon emissions by offering four UL-approved multi-fuel boiler burner models operating on B20 biodiesel blended fuel.

In addition to our popular Combustion College training seminars, Webster make available a trove of educational resources and videos.

The topic of fuel savings in commercial boilers is not new. There are differences in the way "savings" are presented to potential end users. There are those who talk only about fuel efficiency and those who look to achieve total energy savings.

High turndown burners were developed to fill a need within process industries for a burner that remained online during load swings and could quickly change firing rates to meet new load requirements.

Efficient combustion is a goal for all energy users. Not only does efficient combustion save money, but it also prevents the generation of harmful emissions and can reduce service calls, equipment shutdowns and upset customers.

Boiler burner retrofits are done for several reasons. Historically, the poor reliability and high maintenance cost of an older burner justifies the replacement. Today, with rising fuel costs, improvements in efficiency can justify replacement costs for newer burners.

Webster's installed base includes burners for cast iron, commercial water tube, alt fuel, firebox, scotch marine, and industrial watertube boilers.