The aim of the research project was to develop a low-environmental impact range of burners equipped with special combustion heads allowing emission matching the lowest values required by the European Directives.
At all times our research and development of the combustion head had one goal: to create and produce a simple product offering maximum operational efficiency during operation on pressurised and reverse flame boilers.
It is generally accepted that for this type of combustion chamber it is more difficult to achieve low nitrogen oxyde (Nox) emission values.
In reverse flame boilers it is necessary to use a special combustion head to provide progressive development of the flame through the whole length of the combustion chamber. 
This has been achieved through suitable control of rate and direction of combustion air flow.
Low emission combustion heads also require precise control of air flow to optimise the mixture between combustion air and fuel.
These burners incorporate all of the above parameters, resulting in a series of products offering what we believe to be the lowest Nox emissions available.