Stelter & Brinck

Since 1956

Purchasing Process Heat Equipment 8 Step Project Timeline

Stelter & Brinck

Since 1956

1. Order Placement

• Order is placed•Business terms are confirmed•Process data is finalized

Stelter & Brinck

Since 1956

2. Drawings Submitted •Drawings and plans are given to customer for

approval

3. Approval• AutoCad drawings are submitted to customer for

approval

Stelter & Brinck

Since 1956

4. Manufacturing

• Approved designs are then built to meet the customers standards

Stelter & Brinck

Since 1956

5. In-House Test Firing • S&B can fire up to 30MM BTU/hr, fuel oil/natural

gas/propane testing• Ability to mimic overseas power with in house

generator• Testing firing includes an 81 point inspection

Stelter & Brinck

Since 1956

6. Electronic Manuals Issued

•Manuals include start-up/shut down procedures and a troubleshooting guide

7. Shipment • Equipment is delivered on schedule

Stelter & Brinck

Since 1956

8. Installation and Start-Up•Stelter & Brinck’s service technicians are able to install, start-up, and train machine operators

Stelter & Brinck

Since 1956

Aftermarket

• Field Service- Technicians keep the equipment operating at peak performance.

• Parts- Stelter & Brinck keep a wide variety of spare parts in stock.

Stelter & Brinck

Since 1956

Thank you!

Website: www.stelterbrinck.comTwitter: @stelterbrinckPhone: 1-513-367-9300

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