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The boiler is a kind of special equipment and its export to the international market and competitiveness in the world lie in its conformity marks from international authoritative certification bodies.
ZOZEN has extended its sales network from the entire Asia to Africa, Oceania, Eastern Europe, America and other regions over the years. ZOZEN also has obtained important international certifications such as ASME, PED, DOSH, IBR, and has been qualified for independent import and export of industrial boilers. Its various series of boiler products have been sold to more than 100 countries and regions around the world.
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SZS series boiler is designed with longitudinal double drums and " D " type chamber structure.
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DHL corner tube boiler is field assembled boiler, it uses a piping system as the frame of the entire boiler.
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DZL series package boilers are horizontal three-pass water & fire tube boilers with a chain grate stoker structure
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YLW thermal oil heater is square coil horizontal chain grate shop-assembled heater
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YQL series gas-fired thermal oil boilers have a three-pass round coil structure.
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A conical coil is used for the effective protection of the furnace wall at the boiler end.
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