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Enhanced-duty batch oven is supplied with a rear-mounted heater-box and heat capacity of 700,000 BTU/hr. A 12,000-cfm high efficiency circulation fan delivers uniform dual airflow throughout the workspace.
A high temperature walk-in oven heated with direct-fired natural gas was shipped to an industrial manufacturer. The oven, which was manufactured and delivered by Lewco Inc., has a maximum operating temperature of 1200°F (649°C).
Wisconsin Oven received an order for a standard draw batch (SDB) oven from a manufacturer of aerospace products. The electrically heated oven, which has been shipped, will be used for processing parts in a reduced-oxygen atmosphere utilizing nitrogen.
Wisconsin Oven shipped an electrically heated batch oven to a manufacturer of composite products. The oven, which has a maximum operating temperature of 300°F (149°C), will be used for curing and drying resin waste from a pultrusion process and mixing activities.
Designed for the aerospace industry, the Ferris wheel oven will be used to cure epoxy resins and varnishes on assorted aerospace parts. The maximum operating temperature is 500°F (260°C), and work chamber dimensions are 3.33 x 3.5 x 3.5’.
An electrical component manufacturing company will use a batch oven for product testing and curing coatings on electronics. The Blue M clean-room oven, shipped by Thermal Product Solutions, is designed with a maximum temperature range of 60°F (15°C) above ambient to 662°F (350°C).
A semiconductor manufacturing company will use a Blue M batch oven to cure of adhesive material on circuit boards and help the company meet tight processing specifications.
An aerospace company will use an electrically heated batch oven to cure epoxy resins and varnishes on assorted parts. Manufactured and shipped by Wisconsin Oven Corp., the heavy-duty unit has a maximum operating temperature of 500°F (260°C).