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An electrically heated walk-in oven will help a manufacturer of water infrastructure products such as valves, fire hydrants and pipe connections achieve their product specfifications. Grieve Corp., Round Lake, Ill., built and delivered the oven, which is used to preheat the valve bodies to 240 to 260°F (115 to 127°C).
Lewco Inc. delivered a walk-in oven to a manufacturer in the defense industry. The electrically heated oven, which is rated for a maximum temperature of 350°F (175°C), is used for preheating various parts to 165°F (74°C).
An aerospace manufacturer will use an 800°F (425°C) electrically heated walk-in oven primarily for curing honeycomb composite structures. The batch oven, however, also has the capability for vacuum-assisted composite curing.
Wisconsin Oven shipped an electrically heated walk-in oven with 84 kW heat input to the aerospace industry, where it will be used for powder coatings and curing applications.
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).
An electrically heated walk-in oven will be used for sintering parts for plastics applications. Manufactured and shipped by Wisconsin Oven, the oven has a maximum temperature of 800°F (425°C) and a normal temperature of 700°F (370°C).
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'.
When a vaccine manufacturer ordered walk-in ovens for a drying application, ITW EAE was able to commit to a shorter lead time due to its streamlined production line.