Ruffneck™ AH Series Advanced Horizontal Unit Heaters

EIN Ruffneck AH Series

November 3, 2021

Ruffneck™ AH Series Advanced Horizontal Unit Heaters are designed for rugged industrial applications and can be used with a variety of heat transfer fluids such as steam, circulating hot water, and glycol heating systems or in liquid cooling applications, including flash stream condensers, lube oil coolers, pump seal coolers and more. Explosion-proof models suitable for hazardous locations are also available on custom order.

  • Certified for use in ordinary (nonclassified) or hazardous locations
  • Designed and built to ASME Section VIII. All models are Canadian CRN approved
  • Designed for rugged industrial applications and used with a variety of heat transfer fluids
  • Built-In disconnect available on all models

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