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Features:
.Complete Equipments: The exquisite steam boiler features perfect appearance and performance equipped with pressure gauge, siren whistle, total valve, water gauge, dual safety valve, 1/4－40mm pipe joint, etc.
.Skillful Manufature: Made by fine copper, the surface of the boilder is designed with bixa orellana thermal insulation layer for excellent heat preservation. With double steam outlet and reserved smoke input port, the boilder is equipped with one reserved port on each side for convenient additional accessories.
.High-Efficiency: Tthe performance of boilder with ultra-high thermal conversion will satisfaction! The pressure of double combustion tube is available up to 0.4MPa in approx 8min and the safety valve pressure is 0.5MPa for safety during use.
.Application Ranges: The best retro and collectible artwork is a gospel for steam model enthusiasts. Suitable for 1.0-1.5m steam model ships, three-cylinder driven steam engines and even racing vessels.
.Instructions: Please limit the amount of water in 3/5 of full capacity and the pressure under 0.5MPa. Pay attention to the burning duration to avoid dry burning and pump out the remaining water inside after use. In conjunction with fire control system for gas-saving and more safety, it is better to use butane as fuel.
Age Recommendation: 14+
Specifications:
.Material: H59 Brass + 6061 Aluminum Alloy
.Brand: K007
.Type: K007
.Boilder Outer Diameter: 105mm
.Boilder Length: 220mm
.Total Length (Including Spark Plug): 252mm
.Full-Load Capacity: 1000mL
.Safety Valve Pressure: 0.5MPa
.Pipe Joints Specification: 1/4－40mm
.Product Dimensions: 22 x 10 x 19.7cm
.Product Weight: 1700g
.Package Dimensions: 35 x 19 x 23cm
.Package Weight: 2100g
.Packing: Box
Package List:
1 x Steam Boiler Model
1 x Whistle
1 x Main Valve
1 x Pressure Gauge
1 x Butane Gas Tank Connecting Hose
1 x 1/4-40mm Joint
1 x 3.5mm Copper Pipe
Working Brass Steam Engine Model: Quick Answer
Working Brass Steam Engine Model – K007 Complete Set is positioned for shoppers searching for a working brass steam engine model. A steam-system model for buyers comparing compact engines, boilers or generator demonstrations. The page should be read together with the listed package contents because an engine, boiler and accessories are not always supplied as one set. Model: SEM-04.
Why Choose This Model?
- The product name and model identify its cylinder or boiler configuration.
- Gallery images help confirm fittings, flywheel layout and included hardware before purchase.
- Steam equipment requires careful setup, ventilation and heat-safe handling according to the supplied instructions.
Who Is It For?
This product is a practical match for steam-model collectors, model-boat builders, mechanical classrooms and experienced hobbyists who understand heated systems. Compare the specifications and gallery with other models in the same engine family before deciding.
What Should You Check Before Ordering?
Confirm the model number, dimensions, material, package contents, assembly level and power or fuel requirements in this listing. If options are available, select the required version before adding the item to your cart. Product photos show the configuration more reliably than generic category images.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a kit, a finished model or a working engine?
The exact configuration is stated in the product title, specifications and option selector. Review all three because some engine families are sold in more than one build or power version.
What is the best way to compare this product?
Use the model number first, then compare scale, piece count, material, drive method, included accessories and intended use. This avoids choosing a visually similar model with different requirements.
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Continue exploring our Model Steam Engine collection, or compare these closely related models before choosing the best build for your experience level and display goals.
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Engineering Reference, Verification & Learning Path
What this model helps you examine
Working Brass Steam Engine Model – K007 Complete Set is most useful for examining the cylinder, connecting rod, flywheel and valve linkage that convert pressure-driven piston motion into shaft rotation. This is a scale educational model, so its value lies in making component relationships visible; it should not be interpreted as a performance replica of a full-size engine.
How to verify the configuration before ordering
- Match the gallery images to the listed version, finish and assembly state.
- Review the specifications and selectable options on this page before checkout.
- Check the included-parts information and recommended tools; contact us when a detail is not explicitly shown.
Engineering safety note
Treat any heated or pressurized demonstration as an adult-supervised activity. Use only the supplied operating method, keep hands clear of the flywheel and linkage, and never improvise a sealed pressure vessel.
Primary technical reference
For general engineering context, consult ASME Engineering Landmark: Boulton & Watt Rotative Steam Engine. This independent source explains the underlying engineering principle; it does not review or endorse this EnginesDIY product.
Continue exploring this engine family
Start with the Model Steam Engines collection, then compare these closely related models:
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Content review: July 2026. Verification basis: the product title, published specifications, options and gallery on this page, cross-checked against the primary engineering reference above. Product-specific performance claims are intentionally excluded unless documented by the supplier.
