After using a rental boiler for a period of time around an industrial site, it will eventually be picked up by the provider you rented from. If you exercise these precautions during this removal, this entire process is going to go a lot more smoothly.

Have Relevant Personnel Disconnect the System

There was a specific process to getting this rental boiler set up around your industrial site, and there's also a concrete process to getting it disconnected. You want to avoid this step yourself because you probably don't know what protocols to follow. That leaves you susceptible to equipment damage and subsequent costs.

Whereas if you hire relevant personnel -- such as trained boiler technicians -- to carry out this disconnecting process, there is less room for issues. Each part of the boiler will be removed according to strict manufacturing guidelines. 

Have Supplier Perform a Post-Usage Inspection

After you get done using an industrial boiler rental, it's important to document the condition and performance. That helps verify that you didn't do anything with the rental boiler that potentially harmed it. Or, if you did, that the damage is documented accurately and then insurance can be processed. 

The supplier, in particular, needs to send out their own technician. They can then look at relevant parts of the rental boiler, including the skid base, processor, split tube sheet, and connections. If damage is pointed out by the inspector, hopefully you opted into insurance to cover the repairs.

Use Clean Water When Flushing the Lines

Perhaps one of the most important care steps to perform after using a boiler rental from a company is flushing out all the lines. This helps prevent corrosion from developing. In order to be effective with this step, make sure you use clean water. Then your flushing methods will have a positive impact in alleviating debris that may have collected inside the lines.

You need to find a pure water source and double-check the water's purity before moving forward with line flushing. This is a simple step that can make a huge difference in safeguarding your company from expensive boiler repairs caused by corrosion.

If you need a rental boiler around your site for a short-term period, you want to make sure you do the right things when having this unit picked up and removed. Being organized and focusing on certain aspects of your boiler will make the removal process a breeze to deal with. To learn more about the boiler rental process, contact a company near you.