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A steam boiler is a closed pressure vessel that heats water to generate steam. The steam is used for process heating, sterilization, central heating, or power generation in steam turbines. Used steam boilers from manufacturers like VITS, HENSCHEL, or LOOS offer a cost-effective alternative to new units, especially when sized correctly for the required steam output and pressure.
When choosing a used steam boiler, consider your required steam capacity, pressure, fuel type, and available infrastructure. Asset-Trade offers a free machine appraisal to assess condition and suitability. Their 7-step purchase process and a dedicated project manager help you find the right boiler and avoid common pitfalls.
The cost of a used steam boiler depends on capacity, pressure, age, condition, and manufacturer. Typically, savings compared to a new boiler range from 40% to 70%. A free appraisal from Asset-Trade can help you estimate the value of a specific machine before making a purchase decision.
When inspecting a used steam boiler, check for overall condition, corrosion, scale buildup, and the state of the combustion chamber. Asset-Trade performs a multi-stage inspection with functional tests and offers on-site inspection and demonstration. This ensures the boiler operates correctly before you commit to buying.
Shipping and export of a used steam boiler is handled worldwide by Asset-Trade, including all necessary documentation and logistics. The 7-step purchase process covers transport arrangements and export formalities. A dedicated project manager coordinates the entire process from purchase to delivery.
Asset-Trade provides support throughout the purchase process, including a dedicated project manager and the option of an on-site demonstration. Training for operation and maintenance can be arranged with the manufacturer or third parties upon request. Common mistakes to avoid include ignoring maintenance records, skipping a load test, and underestimating infrastructure requirements.
