A family business established in 1950
Hot Air Rubber Melters
Hot Air Rubber Melters
Rubber materials are supplied by companies such as Radmat, Iko, and Bauder and are used mainly on roofing
projects across the country.
Manual Agitation Models:
½ & 1 Drum Gas-fired Hand Stirred melters
110-Volt Electric Agitation
1-4 Drum 110 Volt Electric Drive - Gas-fired melters.
Fully Electric agitation & heated electrically
1½ Drum 3-Phase Fully electric models.
Non-agitated Melter
160 Litres Hot Air Rubber Gas-fired Melter.
1 Drum capacity Hand Stirred Model
2 Drum 110 volt Electric Agitation model Gas-fired
3 Drum 110 volt Electric Agitation model
Gas-fired
Additional Information
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All models are made to order only.
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Training is available in the correct use of this equipment.
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Service Contracts are available.
1-5 Drum Gas-fired Hot Air Melter
Non-Agitated Gas-fired Hot Air Melter
½ - 1 Drum Hand Agitated Gas-fired Hot Air Melter
3 drum 3-Phase Fully Electric Melter
1.5 Drum 3-Phase Fully Electric Melter
½ - 1 Drum Hand Agitated Hot Air Melter
1 Drum Electric agitated Melter
1.5 Drum Electric agitated Melter
2 Drum Electric agitated Melter
3 Drum Electric agitated Melter
4 Drum Electric agitated Melter
110 Gallon Hot Air Melter Non-Agitated
Questions we are often asked.
Why is the capacity of a Hot Air Melter not as it seems?
The rubber materials melter capacity has always been measured as drums. The original
drums were said to be ‘45-US gallon’ capacity; an imperial gallon is a larger entity plus the
material was not poured into the drums, the drums were filled with 8 pieces of solid
material, ‘pan cakes’.
A solid material placed inside a drum will never provide the capacity of that drum, unlike
if provided in liquid form.
Which of the melters do not use LPG Propane Gas burners?
Models are run (agitated) electrically unless specified as non-agitated, or hand-stirred. Only models
described as Fully Electric 3-Phase are heated using electricity exclusively.
Gas-fired Models
