Convection and conduction heaters are used in heat processing applications to create and apply heat via either a medium such as air or via direct contact.

An engineered infrared heating system that is used as a predryer or preheater is an effective solution for adding production capacity to an existing web processing line that uses convection dryers or a system of steam cans. 

MAX infrared ovens combine infrared radiation with convection and optimal reflection. They are precisely adjusted to the heating process, making them more stable. In turn, this helps increase capacity and improves quality.

MAX infrared ovens combine infrared radiation with convection and optimal reflection.

Any manufacturing process will require some input of energy. Often, that energy is in the form of heat in order to increase the temperature, evaporate a solvent or allow for a reaction in some way desirable to the manufacturing process.

In the process industry, an efficient operation allows greater throughput of product, saving time and money.

Established in 1980, BGK Finishing Systems designs and manufactures infrared curing solutions.

High-velocity air/infrared ovens combine two technologies for applications demanding evaporative processing and fast rampup of surface temperature.

Efficiency isn't as clearly understood as many people would like to think. Part of the problem is that there are several ways to define it, and a person's definition often reflects his or her unique perspective on oven and furnace operations.