HEARTH WARE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
HEARTHWARE NUWAVE 560 Bunker Ct. Vernon Hills IL 60061 HEARTH WARE;[ Electric heaters, quartz heaters, halogen heaters, ice cream makers, electric fans, electric coffee makers for domestic use, walk-in-coolers, ] coffee roasting ovens, [ microwave ovens for cooking, electric toasters, automatic bread making machines for domestic use, refrigerators, clothes dryers, stationary hair dryers for domestic use, humidifiers and electric cooking ovens for domestic use ];
HEARTHWARE HEARTHWARE, INC. 1795 N Butterfield Road Libertyville IL 60048 HEARTH WARE;[ Electric heaters, quartz heaters, halogen heaters, ice cream makers, electric fans, electric coffee makers for domestic use, walk-in-coolers, ] coffee roasting ovens, [ microwave ovens for cooking, electric toasters, automatic bread making machines for domestic use, refrigerators, clothes dryers, stationary hair dryers for domestic use, humidifiers and electric cooking ovens for domestic use ];
HEARTHWARE I B C INTERNATIONAL CORP. 880 LAKESIDE DRIVE GURNEE IL 60031 HEARTH WARE;[ Electric heaters, quartz heaters, halogen heaters, ice cream makers, electric fans, electric coffee makers for domestic use, walk-in-coolers, ] coffee roasting ovens, [ microwave ovens for cooking, electric toasters, automatic bread making machines for domestic use, refrigerators, clothes dryers, stationary hair dryers for domestic use, humidifiers and electric cooking ovens for domestic use ];
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A pyrolysis heater particularly for the cracking of hydrocarbons in the production of olefins has a burner arrangement in the firebox which includes staged combustion low NOx hearth burners firing upwardly in the firebox adjacent to the walls. Wall stabilizing gas fuel injection tips, located at an elevation above the hearth burners, inject fuel upwardly between the walls and the flame from the hearth burners. This prevents rollover of the flame onto the process heater coil and overheating of the coil.