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 digital humidity sensor uses proprietary anti-saturation technology to increase accuracy in measuring humidity in ovens, proofers, dryers and cooling tunnels. 

An industrial oven fire did not keep a manufacturing business down for long. According to a local report, AAI Power-Flo Technologies of Auburn, N.Y., was fully operational by Monday morning after the fire on Saturday.

The Double-Bantam Series Macrowave does not require plant cooling water or heavy electrical drops.

Two custom paint-baking ovens will be used to cure a powder coating, dry paint and preheat automotive components, including complete bodies and frames. Lewco, Sandusky, Ohio, won the contract to design and build the ovens for an automotive manufacturer’s research facility.

Bantam-Series Macrowave is designed for biscuit and cracker baking production lines up to 3.2' (1 m) wide bands, producing 3,000 pounds per hour or less.

An 850°F (454°C) walk-in oven manufactured by Grieve will be used for heat treating and baking varnish.

Thomas L. Green Prism oven can incorporate a Thermatec high radiant ceiling, a technology comparable to traditional firebrick oven ceilings. The material replicates the thermal emissivity and storage of firebricks using specially treated, anticorrosive steel backed by a high-density insulating board.

Bantam Series Macrowave dryer does not require plant cooling water or heavy electrical drops. Because the system is air cooled, there are fewer components, which reduces the preventive maintenance required.

An oven fire caused flames to shoot out of Peerless Coatings’ facility in Hawthorne, N.J.