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FEATURE BOILER HIRE


BYWORTH BOILERS HIRE FLEET LEADS THE WAY


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yworth Boilers, one of the country’s leading independent manufacturer of


steam and hot water boilers, was one of the first companies to recognise the potential of providing a boiler hire service. That was over 30 years ago. Today Byworth has a fleet of over 140 modern mobile and de-mountable containerised boilers available for long or short term hire. According to managing director, Peter


Baldwin, an on-going development programme is key to the success of this service. He said: “We are committed to offering our customers a modern hire boiler fleet and this commitment has seen us invest up to £1million per annum in new units over the last few years. It is an investment we intend to continue, for it has paid dividends in a number of ways.” One of these ways has seen Byworth’s


boiler hire market share increase significantly due primarily to the reliability and fuel efficiency of the fleet. For example, the company has evidence that the latest Yorkshireman 2 boiler can save up to £100thousand on


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an annual fuel bill. Another result of the investment


programme has seen more and more customers commit to long term hire instead of buying new plant outright. The obvious advantage of this policy is that it reduces the need to find large amounts of capital and provides companies with much greater flexibility should there be a change in steam demand or even if the company relocates. The long term hire option has been taken up by a diverse range of industry users such as food manufacturers, petrochemical plants, energy suppliers, feed mills and hospitals all over the UK from the Devon coast to Morayshire in Scotland. Boiler hire units can be built specifically for individual contracts and can comprise a purpose built boiler house rather than a trailerised unit. Also on offer is a remote monitoring of the boiler so that optimum performance and efficiency can be gained. Byworth Boiler’s mobile trailerised boilers can be transported quickly and easily and be up and running on site


A multi installation of mobile trailerised boilers


within hours. Ideal for breakdown situations and short term requirements the de-mountable containerised fleet is designed for the smaller user looking for speedy delivery. In addition Byworth also offers fuel tanks, steam hoses, pressure reducing stations and steam metering. All Byworth’s new hire boilers and


equipment are designed and built in the company’s own Keighley factory where the latest manufacturing techniques are combined with time-honoured boiler making skills to ensure quality control is of the very highest standard. Byworth understands that production


continuity and reliability are vital to all steam users and that prolonged down- time can be extremely costly. That is why they offer a complete boiler service which, as well as hire, covers in- house design, manufacture and full installation, lease, training, maintenance, repair and replacement parts services.


Byworth Boilers www.byworth.co.uk T: +44 (0) 1535 665 225


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