Econoburn nozzle

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salecker

Minister of Fire
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Aug 22, 2010
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Northern Canada
Hi All
Just was talking to Econoburn.
They are still in business building pressurized boilers.
I need a new nozzle at some point and looked at their online store, but their shipping options are not friendly for me as i am so far away, tried my Alaska address as well and shipping exceeds the price of the nozzle.
I had planned to make a mold to cast my own as i figured the shipping would at some point get to expensive to justify OEM
It comes to over $1000.00 canadian dollars to get one shipped to my Yukon address and over $500.00 US to get one shipped to Alaska
Anyone on here that has cast any refractory parts that can give any tips?
I did get refractory cement and stainless steel needles when i was in Edmonton one year to get ready for this point in time.
Thanks
 
Thomas, we went thru this a few years back when I was looking into buying one from econoburn and they were gouging at $180 a nozzle. I posted pics of my mold on a thread " which refractory cement for wood boiler nozzle" , so go to search bar and type in econoburn nozzle and that link is found there. Easy to make a mold that allows you to make nozzles at will for the price of a pail of refractory cement. I put one of my homemade nozzles in before last heating season and it works great. Bruce