Our product line includes the following.

FIRE BOXES
The Fire Boxes are the skid-mounted S-Series machines. The S-Series machines are portable systems (transportable by low-boy trailer, “Landoll” truck, etc.) utilizing a refractory walled enclosure. They are completely self-contained and do not require any setup or teardown. They can be used for portable applications as well as semi-permanent applications. The refractory lined fire box allows for more controlled burns without the need for an earthen pit or trench. The S-Series units are loaded over the top. The twin doors at the rear of the machine allow for ash removal. The unit can be dragged on its skids around the site for dumping of ash and/or repositioning of the unit. The area inside the refractory walls is open to the ground.

TRENCH BURNERS
A mobile (trailer mounted) air curtain burner, which is used in combination with an earthen pit or trench made to function as the Fire Box. The T-Series units are self-contained trailer mounted system that includes a power plant, mechanical drive system, blower fan, manifolds, carrier pipes and fuel tank.

CUSTOM EQUIPMENT
We are pleased to support our customers with custom modified or designed equipment to meet a particular need. As an example, for one of our pipeline customers working in remote forests we “skid” mounted one of our Trench Burners (can be seen in the “photo gallery” model S-350), as the terrain they traveled was too severe for tires and axles. If you have a unique application please contact our sales department. We can also make slight modifications to our trench burners, such as offering a T-200 with a 24 ft manifold or a T-400 with a manifold shorter than 40 ft.

TRACKED VEHICLES (Future Designs)
The Tracked Vehicles are being designed for the forest and lumbering industry. The purpose is to reduce forest floor impact and minimize the number of machines going into the forest. The TV-327 will be a variant of our S-327 Fire Box, self-powered with a remote loading crane.

For more information visit: www.airburners.com