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Lewco Inc. delivered two industrial batch ovens with a maximum temperature of 800°F (427°C). The ovens are heated with direct-fired natural gas and will be used for curing and drying parts.
An electrically heated batch oven will be used to cure a coating on aluminum parts at 149 to 158°F (65 to 70°C). Wisconsin Oven, East Troy, Wis., manufactured and shipped the oven to a company in the electronics industry.
An aircraft manufacturer will use an electric batch oven for two applications. It cures a range of composite parts and heat treats parts up to a maximum temperature of 650°F (343°C).
A Fortune 500 company ordered an oven that could meet specific requirements. It had to cure a special coating while maintaining relative humidity above 40 percent RH.
A 350°F electrically heated batch oven is being used for baking carbon-fiber materials. The walk-in unit includes a top-mounted heater-box with 144 kW of heat capacity.
The 500°F (260°C) oven includes 260 KW installed in Incoloy-sheathed tubular elements to heat the oven chamber. A total of 66,000 cfm, generated by two 30-hp recirculating blowers, provides combination airflow to the workload. Workspace dimensions in No. 1019 measure 18 by 18 by 10'.