Droitwich based combustion specialist Nu-way has supplied specialist burner equipment to a leading food manufacture company.
A Nu-way XGN 2100 modulating burner complete with variable speed drive on the combustion fan, has been installed at The Authentic Food Company’s facility in Manchester to replace existing plant. The burner is fitted into a 2,000 kg / hour Byworth Yorkshireman 2 boiler and is being used to create steam for various cooking processes taking place at the site.
The Yorkshireman 2 is a new model for Byworth, which the company says has the highest fuel efficiency rating for its type and in conjunction with the Nu-way burner, will provide savings on the Authentic Food Company’s energy usage and in turn, running costs.
James Sopwith, managing director for Nu-way, said: “The Nu-way burner was chosen for this project as it provides an excellent match to the Byworth boiler, specifically to ensure the high level of control needed to keep the steam requirement on track.
“We’ve supplied our burners to many top food manufacture companies over the years including Kellogg and KP Foods. This new contract demonstrates our energy efficient products continue to be the first choice for food process applications.”
The Authentic Food Company manufactures a wide range of ready to use food products to the food service and convenience sectors. The company’s ranges include Oriental, Tex-Mex, Indian and Mediterranean style dishes.
Part of the Enertech group, Nu-way is widely recognised throughout the building services and process manufacturing markets for its high efficiency burner products. Earlier this year (2007) the company launched a range of renewable heating products including heat pumps and biomass boilers.
The UK owned Enertech group also has its global headquarters in Droitwich and has an annual turnover of circa £120M. Nu-way manufactures a wide variety of burners and combustion equipment for the heating and process industries with outputs ranging from 12kW to 40MW.
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