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Aitken Products, Inc. manufactures and distributes high-quality industrial heaters. The key to Aitken’s success is our ability to produce quality products for a variety of industrial applications, and to provide products when needed.
Infrared can deliver precise, even heating for sensitive substrates. Using infrared heating rather than a fuel-fired system can lower a facility’s carbon footprint and reduce the need for fossil fuels.
Infrared process heating represent only a small portion of usable infrared energy available within the electromagnetic spectrum. Medium- and long-wave infrared heaters provide unique process benefits of their own.
In November 2019, an Oklahoma-based manufacturer of mobile truck equipment and automotive pneumatic cylinders, controls and valves was looking to learn about the potential benefits of a gas catalytic oven for its application.
High quality spirits get their special taste by being stored in wooden barrels that are roasted before filling. Roasting traditionally has been done with an open flame. A custom infrared oven is replacing that open flame for one spirits maker.
Infrared Process Heating Handbook for Industrial Applications, a handbook from the Industrial Heating Equipment Association’s (IHEA) Infrared Equipment Division (IRED), has been updated and revised.
Anyone who has spent even passing time in the Midwest will have noticed a key difference among the seasons. There’s fall (nothing to do), winter (nothing to do), spring (still nothing to do) and festival season — I mean summer.
Whenever infrared is used to heat, predry, dry or cure continuously traveling web material — or a continuous stream of flat materials supported on a conveyor — there is a risk of a natural phenomenon referred to as the edge-cooling effect. If the material exceeds 24” in the cross-machine direction (CMD) dimension, edge cooling will occur.
Designed with single-, split- and dual-direction belts, Thermatrol electric, gas or propane conveyor ovens utilize infrared heaters, infra-air or combination infrared/convection heating so specific process needs are met.