The M-1 range of boilers are Kalvis’ premium commercial boilers. They have been specifically designed to offer the customer high output, low maintenance and fuel tolerance. The majority of our larger systems are based on the M1 range.
M1 boilers are ideal for large industrial applications, with a wide range of accepted fuels, including grain waste, saw dust, wood chips and pellets.
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The majority of our district heating/small scale commercial systems are based around Froling’s TX, T4, P4 and S4 boilers.
The TX is a reliable and user friendly range, that can efficiently handle wood chip and wood pellets using a well-designed and robust automated system.
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The T4 range is a compact, fully automated system, with optimum energy consumption to provide reliable heating
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The S4 turbo allows you to burn larger pieces of firewood up to half a metre long. The robust construction and use of silicon carbide allows for long life at high temperature.
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The P4 range is essentially “plug and play” with partially installed components and wiring, allowing easy use and guaranteed low emissions.
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Extensive safety concepts
We can offer the Kalvis K-10 boiler on a supply-only basis. The K-10 is a gas generation, manual loading boiler.
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Kalvis is one of the largest metal processing companies in Lithuania. With a large team of skilled and experienced designers and technologists, they are dedicated to providing innovative products, and improving heating systems worldwide.
Kalvis provide the industry with over 100 types of boilers, which include domestic boilers and stoves, automated boilers, and large industrial boilers. All products are tested and improved in their boiler testing centre to provide customers with highly efficient and coordinated systems.
Froling is a premium Austrian boiler manufacturer with 5 decades of experience with biomass. They offer an efficient, complete heating solution, from fuel storage down to control systems. The idea of providing a complete solution allows the system to be perfectly coordinated, in turn saving energy and costs.