Bryan Boilers Tube Steel Boilers 사용자 설명서
Form No. 5900-1 © 2008 Bryan Steam LLC Printed in USA
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Bryan Steam LLC — Leaders Since 1916
783 N. Chili Ave., Peru, Indiana 46970 U.S.A.
Phone: 765-473-6651 • Internet:www.bryanboilers.com
Fax: 765-473-3074 • E-mail: inquiry@bryansteam.com
Phone: 765-473-6651 • Internet:www.bryanboilers.com
Fax: 765-473-3074 • E-mail: inquiry@bryansteam.com
In 1916 a locomotive engineer and steam power enthusiast named
George Bryan founded the Bryan Harvester Company, a small
manufacturing fi rm which produced steam powered tractors. The
rising popularity of the gasoline engine forced Bryan to abandon the
steam tractor in 1922, but it was not forgotten. The bent water tube
boiler which powered the tractor was extremely rugged, impervious
to thermal shock, compact, and easy to service, making it ideal
for other applications. Bryan Harvester became the Bryan Steam
Corporation and began refi ning and marketing that original boiler for
an array of uses. Today, Bryan Steam LLC continues to incorporate
many of the features found in the original Bryan Boilers. Applying the
advantages of past experience to projects for the future has made
Bryan the leader in the production of fl exible water tube boilers for
more than three quarters of a century.
George Bryan founded the Bryan Harvester Company, a small
manufacturing fi rm which produced steam powered tractors. The
rising popularity of the gasoline engine forced Bryan to abandon the
steam tractor in 1922, but it was not forgotten. The bent water tube
boiler which powered the tractor was extremely rugged, impervious
to thermal shock, compact, and easy to service, making it ideal
for other applications. Bryan Harvester became the Bryan Steam
Corporation and began refi ning and marketing that original boiler for
an array of uses. Today, Bryan Steam LLC continues to incorporate
many of the features found in the original Bryan Boilers. Applying the
advantages of past experience to projects for the future has made
Bryan the leader in the production of fl exible water tube boilers for
more than three quarters of a century.
Since 1916— pioneer and leader in fl exible water tube boilers
Bryan Steam