FOUR GAZ HGR-TI-EKO-260 BRIQUES 260 L

GAS OVEN HGR-TI-EKO-260 BRICKS 260 L 1320°C

Ref : HGRTIEKO260

Brick insulated gas oven front loading - HGRTI EKO 260 1320 °C

Reverse draft for oxidizing or reducing firing

Economical model of 400 liters in total or 260 liters useful (usable for firing)

High pressure atmospheric propane burners (max. 1.5 bars)

Total power of the oven 58 KW (or 54 000 Kcal/h) maximum

Flame safety on each burner

Insulation brick JM-26 (1430°C) 64 mm + 100 mm of BOARD 1260°C

Oven delivered with its stainless steel hood + digital temperature indicator and its "S" type thermocouple

Chimney diameter 245 mm with adjustment hatch

Pressure regulator adjustable from 0.15 to 1.5 bars + gas filter

Propane supply

Gas oven for oxidizing, neutral or reducing firing.

GAS OVEN HGRTIEKO260 BRICKS 260 L 1320°C


The gas oven is mounted on feet (height of the feet according to your choice)


Construction of cold-drawn and strongly assembled square steel tubes.


Opening in the door Ø 50 mm for control


Cold walls made of "ZINC" treated steel and anti-corrosion paint + 5 mm of ventilation between the metal frame of the oven and the insulation.


CE standard


Gross weight : 650 kg


Useful interior dimensions W 460 x H 810 x D 700 mm (260 useful liters)


Gross interior dimensions W 600 x H 850 x D 790 MM (400 liters gross)


Total external dimensions W 1060 x H 2150 x D 1300 mm


Height without stainless steel hood 1845 mm (height without feet 1250 mm)
For the total height, add the hood + 300 mm

Refractory bottom plate included 450 x 600 x 20 mm


Manufacturing time about 10 to 12 weeks


 
In options: Programmable regulation, complete oven kit, etc...
 


Note: The use of the gas oven requires a good knowledge of the cooking process.


There is no specific manual.


You can find information in books about ceramic firing techniques.


 
How can I prevent gas cylinders from freezing?


Gas cylinders freeze when consumption exceeds production capacity.


To avoid this, it is advisable to tune the propane installation according to the burner power to ensure the right gas flow: you need to connect as many cylinders as kilograms of propane needed.


The following formula will help you determine the number of cylinders needed:


Kcal/h / 12= gr/h