The horizontal, conveyorized gas-fired and electrically heated convection drying and curing systems are intended for applications to dry off water or cure liquid and powder coatings on products processed horizontally. 

A multi-lane curing conveyor oven will increase production for a United States-based parts manufacturer. Shipped by International Thermal Systems, the oven has proprietary top-down airflow to ensure uniform processing of a range of steel and plastic parts.

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).

Two multi-zone ovens will be used by a company in the composites industry to cure carbon fiber threads. One of the electrically heated ovens has six zones and is rated for 482°F (250°C), and the second oven has two zones and is rated for 500°F (260°C). 

A two-zone, bottom-flow conveyor oven will be used to cure a latex barrier coating onto maple syrup bottles. The electrically heated oven, which has a maximum operating temperature of 150°F (66°C), is designed for a production rate of 3,200 bottles per hour.

A cleanroom oven will be used for final cure of hard-coated optical lenses. Designed and shipped by Grieve Corp., the 350°F (177°C) electric oven has 60 kW installed in Incoloy-sheathed tubular heating elements.

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.

Infrared heaters are used to transfer heat through a process or to a product via radiation.

With industrial heating processes that require some type of heating, drying or curing, several reasons are commonly cited for process improvements.

The custom drying/curing oven is designed to cure and heat magnetic windings to ensure the transformers meet noise-level objectives. To make low noise transformers, the windings must be kept tight.