Softwood Kilns
Indirect Gas Fired Softwood Kilns
In areas with high electric rates, gas has become a low-cost alternative to heat your kiln in some situations more economical than our dehumidification kilns. That’s why we have developed a range of indirect gas-fired kilns.
We’re constantly asked the question: “Should I use direct-fired or indirect fired? What exactly is the difference?”
Nyle only uses indirect gas-fired kilns, which use a furnace and a heating coil. The gas flame stays fully contained in the heating coil and heats it from the inside.
The air is then heated by being blown over the hot coil.
Even though they are a little more expensive to build, Nyle uses indirect-fired systems because they have a better safety record and a higher level of quality control.
- NO open flame with Indirect Gas Fired Dry Kilns.
- NO makeup air for the burner system
- Accurate temperature and RH control!
- Higher uptime for using your kiln
Our kilns come with reliability features such as; corrosion-resistant aluminum cabinets, dehumidification coils specially coated to withstand the acids and harsh atmosphere, stainless steel cold coils, and tubing, as well as many other features that make your system last longer and perform better.
