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Burner Coating, L30, OM-23, L60AT, L56 1Pint

10365Z

Status: In Stock

US$154.99

Description

Description

The Toyotomi Burner Coating, part number 10365Z, is an OEM high-temperature protective coating formulated to restore and protect burner surfaces, helping maintain proper combustion characteristics and extend burner component life in compatible Toyotomi oil heaters.

What’s included: One (1) pint container of Toyotomi burner coating.

Installation limits: Intended for application to clean, dry burner surfaces during maintenance or refurbishment; application must follow manufacturer guidelines for surface preparation and curing.

Compatibility: Compatible with Toyotomi L30, OM-23, L60AT, and L56 oil heater burner assemblies.

Features

Features

  • OEM Toyotomi burner surface coating
  • High-temperature formulation for burner applications
  • Helps protect burner surfaces from wear and corrosion
  • Supports consistent combustion performance
  • Used during burner maintenance or refurbishment
  • Supplied in a convenient 1-pint container

Specifications

Specifications

Product Type: Burner coating
Brand: Toyotomi
Manufacturer Part Number: 10365Z
Application: Oil heater burner surface protection
Function: Protects and restores burner surfaces for proper combustion
Compatible Models: L30, OM-23, L60AT, L56

 

Proper burner coating application helps support stable combustion and prolong burner component service life.

 

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Product FAQ

What is the Toyotomi 10365Z burner coating used for?

It is used to protect and restore burner surfaces during heater maintenance.

Which heater models are compatible with this coating?

It is compatible with Toyotomi L30, OM-23, L60AT, and L56 heaters.

Is this an OEM Toyotomi product?

Yes. The 10365Z burner coating is an OEM Toyotomi maintenance product.

How much coating is included?

The product is supplied in a one-pint container.

Why is burner coating important?

It helps protect burner surfaces and supports consistent, efficient combustion.

Should the heater be powered off before applying the coating?

Yes. The heater should be powered off and cool before performing maintenance.

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