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.

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

Epcon improved its proprietary design and shipped a wicket oven to a company that will use it for its curing operations.

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.

Powder Coating Week 2021 — with protocols and precautions in place to ensure a safe environment — will take place July 13-16 at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld in Orlando, Fla.

Lewco Inc. manufactured and delivered a vacuum-assisted composite curing oven to a United States military base. The enhanced-duty oven, which has a maximum temperature of 500°F, is used to cure vacuum-bagged composite aircraft parts.

An industrial coating company that serves a range of industries took delivery of a curing oven it will use for a process that requires even product heating.

A national research laboratory will use a vacuum-assisted composite curing oven to cure various composite parts. The 500°F (260°C) oven was commissioned by Lewco Inc.