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Curing Ovens

Curing ovens are thermal processing machines that use heat to cause a chemical reaction in a product. They are used to harden a wide range of products; many metals, plastics and rubber products are cured in order to improve their qualities in some way. Applications for curing ovens are mainly limited to the manufacturing industry, though within that context there are many uses for and varieties of curing ovens.

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The GRIEVE CORPORATION
Round Lake, IL
847-546-8225
The Grieve Corporation, since 1949, manufactures reliable industrial heat processing equipment. Every curing oven & industrial furnace is manufactured to withstand years of constant operation & our company is committed to upholding those high standards. We have a wide range of industrial curing ovens including paint curing ovens, uv curing ovens, composite curing ovens, walk in curing ovens, etc.
 
International Thermal Systems, LLC
Milwaukee, WI
414-672-7700
From start to finish International Thermal Systems uses only the latest technology in curing oven design and manufacturing process as curing oven manufacturers with high-performance and durability as major concerns. Curing oven types offered include UV curing ovens, paint curing ovens and composite curing ovens. International Thermal Systems can meet precise requirements for conveyor oven needs.
 
Intek Corporation
Union, MO
800-387-8559
As experienced custom curing oven manufacturers, Intek Corporation offers a broad range of curing oven products including composite curing ovens, UV curing ovens and paint curing ovens. Able to provide any level of service and design for curing ovens, Intek has an array of innovative curing oven capabilities beyond those of other curing oven companies. A curing oven from Intek means high-quality.
 
Wisconsin Oven Corporation
East Troy, WI
262-642-3938
Wisconsin Oven manufactures batch and conveyor ovens. Hundreds of standard batch sizes are available along with custom designs for unique applications. Some typical applications include metal finishing, composite curing, drying and aging. Our product line has continued to grow and serves many industries including aerospace, composites, energy and heat treating, among others. Visit our website!
 
Lydon Oven Company
Hackensack, NJ
201-343-4334
On the cutting edge for more than 75 years, we offer industrial & laboratory ovens of virtually all sizes & design characteristics for process heating, drying, baking or curing. We serve typical & unique needs with our standard features and custom options. For years of dependability, choose a Lydon oven!
 
Ontario Ovens Inc.
Brampton, ON
800-561-1904
We provide high quality, high performance thermal processing equipment for industrial and laboratory use to companies around the world. Industrial ovens, furnaces, freezers, refrigerators, test chambers and U.V. curing systems are among our product offering. We service a wide range of applications and have solutions for your needs. Call today.
 
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Curing Ovens

One example of a curing process done in a curing oven is powder coating, which is a kind of curing, is the process of applying a powdered thermoplastic resin to a surface by means of static electricity. When exposed to heat in a curing oven, the powder gels and forms a protective layer on a product's surface. Furniture, automotive, marine, aerospace and many other industries use powder coating as a curative process for protecting and enhancing the appearance of product components. Curing ovens can also be used for preheating, drying and curing various parts and coatings in addition to powder coating. Vulcanization, or rubber curing, requires the application of heat and chemicals in order to strengthen rubber products and is performed in curing ovens. Other processes that make use of curing ovens include metal finishing, sintering, baking and temperature testing.

Despite the extensive variety of materials that are cured in industrial contexts, the curing behavior of most materials is nearly identical. In resin materials, the goal of curing is the cross linking of polymer chains, which results in improved strength qualities. This is achieved by adding heat, and in some cases, chemical additives. In metals, if oxidization (degradation of surfaces because of unwanted exposure to oxygen) can be prevented, strength and durability can be improved by heat curing. Specially designed vacuum ovens are designed to allow for curing under strictly controlled chemical and atmospheric conditions when oxidization must be avoided. Curing ovens are built with steel frames and steel insulated panels as well as heating elements. The ovens can be powered by natural gas or electricity and can be designed as batch ovens or, less frequently, conveyor ovens. Manufacturers often custom-design curing ovens to meet certain industry-specific applications. Specialized curative methods exist for improving the qualities of paint and carbon fiber material, and UV exposure was discovered as a curative for some products relatively recently.