Waste Oil Heater - Immediate Delivery - In Stock

Please check the photos before purchasing. The photos are of a sample. We will ship a similar stove.

Photo 3 shows the stove body.

It comes with a blower. The blower's airflow can be adjusted. There is no warranty. Please use at your own risk.

It includes a combustion chamber lid.
It includes an oil tank lid.

Please refer to the photos for the dimensions of the waste oil stove.
This is a prototype, used waste oil stove.
Combustion tests have been performed. There is dirt and combustion residue. It will be lightly cleaned. It is in the condition shown in the photos.
There is rust and scratches. It will not be painted. There is rust. If oil is dripped from the fuel inlet of the waste oil stove, it will burn.
To avoid trouble, please check the photos before purchasing.

1. With the main body of the kiln open, add 100cc of kerosene. Light it with a piece of cloth or similar material and place it inside the kiln.
2. Once burning, turn on the fan. Let it burn for about 1 minute, and at the same time, start adding waste oil.
The supply of waste oil should be sufficient to drip like a thread from the pipe. *If too much waste oil enters the combustion chamber, the flame will turn yellow. Stop the oil supply. Resume oil supply when the flame turns blue.
3. Once the kiln is warm, the waste oil will start to burn.
4. To extinguish, simply stop the waste oil supply. It is recommended to keep the fan running for about 15 minutes!
Please use at your own individual responsibility. Various types of waste oil can be used, but combustion will vary depending on the type of waste oil, so please adjust the amount of waste oil supplied individually. Our explanation is based on using engine oil as waste oil.
Adjust the heat by controlling the oil supply amount.
Please clean the oil residue before each use.

No claims, no returns.
Please perform a trial run outdoors first.

Compact size that doesn't take up much space, warm, and smokeless – we repeatedly conduct combustion tests and build each unit with these goals in mind!
Waste oil stoves burn oil by gasifying it at high temperatures.
Therefore, the kiln and oil will be at high temperatures.
While it's unlikely for the stove to tip over under normal circumstances, we are considering the possibility. Please ensure it is securely fixed during use.
This is solely our opinion, and the judgment is left to you.

Waste oil stoves are heating appliances that can be dangerous if used incorrectly. I believe this is the same for kerosene heaters!

Smoke will be emitted during ignition and extinguishing. No waste oil stove is completely smoke-free.

Please consider it.