Fuel-fired steam generators
Clayton steam generators combine compact design and high efficiency, delivering high-quality steam.
The V-Series Electric Boiler delivers everything our customers expect from high-performance steam generation – without the need for fossil fuel connections or exhaust stacks. It is powered by advanced stainless steel heating elements integrated in Clayton’s unique forced circulation system, ensuring efficient and reliable operation with low maintenance. The heating elements are controlled by solid-state technology, allowing smooth load regulation and long service life.
The modular design makes it easy to expand the system or combine it with hybrid solutions and heat pumps. Capacity can be configured from 50 kW and upwards, with no upper limit, providing a flexible and future-proof steam solution.
Power factor of 1, which reduces energy consumption by up to 25% by minimizing reactive power.
The V-models are designed to be 99.6% efficient.
The system ensures a quick startup time within 5 mins**, made possible by its low water content and forced circulation principle.
Delivers 99% dry steam even under fluctuating load conditions.
Stepless modulation between 0% – 100%
The system offers precise control over steam production, which is crucial for applications requiring consistent steam quality and pressure.
The unique design reduces the need for frequent maintenance compared to other electrical steam boilers. Offering the lowest steam flux.
For Hybrid systems energy source selection is done automatically based on own renewable energy production.
The double heater configuration provides 50% redundancy for enhanced reliability.
SD-Teknik is the only official distributor of Clayton's steam generators, economizers, and boiler room accessories in Denmark including Greenland and the Faroe Islands, Norway as well as in the maritime market.
Since October 20, 1930, Clayton Industries has established a worldwide reputation as a leading manufacturer of steam production equipment for industrial processes – both fired boilers and unfired heat exchangers.