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Continuous process ovens (or conveyor ovens) are batch ovens that repetitively operate with a specific product traveling through them. The conveyor belt moving through the oven has a job to do and keeps on doing that job until the product is complete.
Companies have many choices when it comes to conveying methods to move a load through an oven. Factors to consider when selecting a conveying system include the product configuration, weight, oven temperature and desired process flow.
A company in the transportation industry will use a natural-gas-fired conveyor oven with a maximum temperature of 500°F (260°C) to cure contoured plastic parts.
A manufacturer of iron cookware ordered a conveyor oven that will be used to cure a proprietary coating at 475°F (246°C). Lewco Inc. will design and develop the continuous curing oven, which will be rated for a maximum operating temperature of 500°F (260°C).
Two fuel-fired conveyor ovens with a maximum operating temperature of 250°F (121°C) will be used by an equipment integrator for drying various parts. A multi-level, multi-conveyor design was required.
A manufacturer of foundry supplies will use a large conveyor oven to dry ceramic fiber products. The oven, which is rated for a maximum operating temperature of 500°F (260°C), was built and delivered by Lewco Inc.
Intended for laboratory testing and low volume production applications, Model D-100 is equipped with a 16" (40 cm), 1625-W square infrared heater that achieves temperatures to 750°F (400°C). The compact infrared conveyor dryer can be placed on tabletops or wheeled utility carts with tops as small as 24" (61 cm) square.
Thermal Product Solutions shipped a Gruenberg vertical conveyor oven to the manufacturing industry. The operating temperature is 270°F (132°C) while the maximum temperature is 400°F (205°C).
Designed to be used for curing rubber parts, No. 998 is a 450°F (~232°C) gas-fired, vertical conveyor oven. Workspace dimensions measures 68 x 74 x 121”, and 400,000 BTU/hr are installed in a modulating natural-gas burner to heat the oven.