Ovens are heated chambers used for a variety of industrial processing applications such as curing, baking, drying, preheating, sterilizing, baking, annealing, bonding, tempering, ageing, etc. All these applications are required in the different types of industries that focus on manufacturing final products from raw materials. Industrial ovens are used in various types of industries, whether for small or large volumes. The electrical device is capable of working with different temperature ranges, configurations and sizes. The device is used in various application areas depending on the requirement. The quality of the devices is the most important, regardless of the industrial application and industry.
Various types of furnaces and their areas of application:-
Drying ovens: As the name of the device suggests, it is used to remove the moisture content in the product. It is used in various laboratories and industrial areas that are engaged in drying experiments. They are also called furnaces that are traditionally used for the process of annealing, melting or deformation of glass products, heat treatment for metal works, metal melting for foundry, etc. They are the best industrial devices for applications such as painting and pre-treatment.
Curing oven: The type of ovens is designed to carry out a chemical reaction in a substance, keeping it at a certain temperature. The most common application of such ovens is the powder coating of products. They are widely used in aerospace, automotive, home appliance manufacturing, construction, aeronautics, metallurgy, engineering, marine, electronics, etc. They are mainly used in three applications: preheating (prepares metals for coating processes), part drying (removing moisture content from various products during washing), and curing different coatings (raises the temperature to achieve desired coating results). ).
Conveyor Furnaces: The device is designed for such processes that demand versatility and reliability, they are manufactured to deliver outstanding performance and achieve superior air temperature uniformity in all interior parts due to vertical airflow and high volume. Typical device applications include preheating, bonding, drying, heat treating, etc.
Hot Air Ovens: The device is designed to sterilize products that help remove bacteria from various devices. Various types of industrial applications use dry heat to sterilize various medical equipment, etc. They do not require water and not much pressure builds up inside the device, which means they are safer to work with. The complete cycle involves heating the device to the required temperature, maintaining the temperature, turning it off, and finally cooling the item in the device to room temperature.