Product Overview
The HOAF thermHIT ® 15 is ideally suited for burning small areas around the house and as a professional device for burning around street furniture. The HOAF thermHIT ® 15 is equipped with an elbow support and an electro-mechanical igniter for ease of use. The HOAF thermHIT ® 15 can also be connected to other HOAF weed burners.
The Hoaf thermHIT is ideal for burning weed on paths, paving and around obstacles. The gas consumption of the thermHIT 15 is around 0.8kg per hour. This can treat up to 750m² at a slow walking pace.
The HOAF pedestrian burners are balanced very well, which results in simple operation. The gas consumption can be adjusted using the gas control valve which results in gas efficient operation. Thanks to the low burner cover it is possible to easily burn under benches. The ThermHIT 15-25 uses Propane Gas bottles with vapour-phase extraction gas bottle available from Calor Gas in 3.9kg, 6kg, 13kg. The optional bottle trolley makes light work of transporting the gas supply.
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Product Applications
Spot Treating Moss and Weeds
The life of a weed is cyclical; with many stages in its growth. One of the ways we can manage weeds is by interrupting the cycle at different stages. A burst of heat congeals the cells within the plant leaves, preventing it from photosynthesising... we can also use this technique on seeds, which are made of similar material - rendering them incapable of producing a plant. Using the method over time will lead to a great reduction in weeds on the surface.
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