Commercial & Industrial Biomass Boiler Systems

An industrial boiler is a high-output boiler system built for large buildings, facilities, farms, greenhouses, workshops, warehouses, and other high-demand spaces. MBTEK industrial boilers are hydronic systems, so they heat water and move that heat through piping to radiant floors, fan coils, air handlers, unit heaters, tanks, or other distribution equipment.

A commercial boiler usually serves a building such as a shop, school, apartment property, greenhouse, office, or small facility. An industrial boiler is selected for larger heat loads, longer runtimes, larger fuel storage, heavier hydronic equipment, and more demanding mechanical-room planning.

Size a commercial or industrial boiler from a heat-loss calculation, not square footage alone. Final sizing should account for climate, insulation, ceiling height, air leakage, process loads, domestic hot water demand, hydronic distribution, required water temperature, buffer tank design, and how many hours per day the boiler will run.

MBTEK industrial boiler models on this collection range from 500K BTU up to 3.4M BTU. Approximate coverage starts around 12,000 to 15,000 sq ft for 150-class models and reaches up to about 85,000 to 110,000 sq ft for the largest 1000-class models, depending on boiler platform and building heat loss.

For industrial biomass boiler projects, choose the platform around the fuel you can store and source reliably. UNI Industrial fits cordwood and wood gasification, PELLET DUO Industrial fits automatic pellet heat, and BIO DUO Industrial fits wood chip systems and bulk biomass fuel handling.

Many industrial boiler systems benefit from a buffer tank because thermal storage can reduce cycling, stabilize water temperature, and improve comfort during variable loads. Buffer tank sizing depends on boiler output, distribution type, building load, control strategy, and fuel type.

Efficiency depends on boiler platform, fuel moisture, fuel quality, draft, water temperature, cleaning schedule, and system design. Real-world performance depends on correct sizing, dry fuel, clean heat-transfer surfaces, and a properly planned hydronic system.

No. This collection focuses on solid-fuel hydronic boilers for commercial and industrial heating. They are not electric commercial boilers and they are not steam boiler packages. If a project requires steam, electric resistance heat, or a code-listed process boiler, confirm the requirement before selecting from this collection.