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Visit our website for a FREE, fully illustrated, 100-page catalog of industrial and commercial ovens: bench, cabinet, truck/walk-in, top loading, conveyor and vacuum ovens, as well as furnaces to 2200°F. Our commercial ovens dry, bake and heat various materials in order to satisfy your needs.
Our gas conveyor, electric conveyor, cabinet and batch ovens have served industries such as chemical, electronics, glass, medical and more. We can custom design and manufacture an industrial or commercial oven for your application. Gas fired commercial ovens are built to UL-795 standards.
Epcon® industrial ovens are found in almost every industry, including commercial, industrial and more. We have a variety of ovens: curing, burn off, drying, baking, annealing, aging, calcine, brazing, nitrogen, conveyorized, batch, gas fired or electric. We provide worldwide sales and service.
We buy and sell industrial heat treating furnaces and industrial baking ovens worldwide, including walk in ovens, cabinet ovens, heat treat furnaces, vacuum furnaces and internal oil quench furnaces. We have the largest database of available heat treating equipment in the world.
Jensen Industries prides itself on building industrial & commercial ovens for practically every item on the market. Powder coat finishing, convection ovens, conveyor systems, oxidizers – we bake it all! Offering design of complete systems process, we also offer consulting services & safety inspections.
We manufacture and design commercial ovens: infrared ovens, industrial process ovens, drying ovens and more. We also offer repair services and replacement parts for industrial and commercial ovens. Applications include paint curing, shrink packaging, food processing and more.
Custom engineering is available for your challenging thermal-processing requirements, including industrial ovens, batch ovens, commercial ovens, vertical ovens and rotary ovens for various applications. Call today with your commercial, industrial or other application requirements.
Eastman Manufacturing has the expertise of designing and building industrial ovens for more than 15 years. You can rely on our conveyor ovens and batch ovens or any type of process combustion equipment you may need. We will provide a solution that will improve productivity. Visit our oven gallery today!
W.C. Grant engineers, designs and manufactures industrial ovens for drying and curing, as well as commercial ovens for the foodservice industry. Other products include bottom entry ovens, belt and batch type ovens, overhead curing ovens and more. Call today for your custom industrial oven today.
We manufacture heat-cleaning solutions for electric motor rewind, powder coating/finishing, automotive rebuilding, and the plastic/polymer industry. We offer standard oven sizes and custom application-specific solutions. We service what we sell—including parts and service for the former Bayco Company.
Born out of our engineering, metal fabrication & electrical control experience, we first designed & built an oven for our needs, and since 1965 we have been offering customers the same superior quality and customization for Industrial Process Ovens & Burn-off Ovens, also called Heat-Cleaning Ovens.
Commercial ovens are used in the food processing and restaurant industries. There are many different types of commercial ovens used for different purposes, including deck ovens, range ovens, convection ovens, rack ovens, and combination ovens.
Deck ovens are distinguished by their long, flat cavity. Because of this feature, they are most often used for baking pizza or other items that fit in a short opening. Range ovens are the types of ovens most often seen in homes, and they are heated by radiant heat and natural convection. Gas range ovens are heated by burners located at the bottom, while electric range ovens are heated by panels at the bottom and top.
Convection ovens use forced-air to assure even heating throughout the oven. They may use gas or infrared heating sources. Full-size convection ovens are large enough to fit six standard (18 x 26 x1”) pans, while half-size models accommodate up to five half-size (18 x 13 x 1”) pans.
Another type of commercial ovens, rack ovens, are tall stainless steel boxes capable of baking large quantities at one time with a standard temperature throughout. Rack ovens used force convection and steam and are typically gas powered. Combination ovens, in comparison, are combination convection oven and non-pressurized steamer, and can be used for either purpose. They are generally electric powered and typically used in institutional settings, supermarkets, and kiosks.
Details to consider when purchasing a commercial oven include its preheat time and its size: an oven that is too small will not use time efficiently, but an oven that is too large can waste energy.
