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Powder Coating Oven

Powder coating ovens are thermal processing machines that are used in the process of dry finishing metal, wood, ceramic and plastic products. Dry finishing and powder coating are near synonymous terms; they both refer to the process of spraying a surface with a substance and fusing it to the surface with heat. Powder coating improves durability, corrosion and abrasion resistance and generally improves the integrity of a surface.

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The GRIEVE CORPORATION
Round Lake, IL
847-546-8225
Since 1949, the Grieve Corporation has manufactured reliable industrial heat processing equipment. Every industrial oven & industrial furnace is manufactured to withstand years of constant operation and our company is committed to upholding those high standards. We have a wide range of industrial ovens from maximum temperatures ranging from 400°F to 1250°F. We also manufacture custom ovens.
 
International Thermal Systems, LLC
Milwaukee, WI
414-672-7700
From start to finish International Thermal Systems uses only the latest technology in vacuum oven design and manufacturing process as vacuum oven manufacturers with high-performance and durability as major concerns. Vacuum ovens offered include laboratory vacuum ovens and vacuum drying ovens. International Thermal Systems design engineers can meet precise requirements for varied vacuum 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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Powder Coating Oven

The powder coating ovens produce a treatment option that is very attractive to manufacturers in all kinds of industries. Since powder coatings are available in a wide variety of colors, they also improve the appearance of a surface while protecting it from damage. The finish is also long lasting and near pollution-free, as the waste dry spray that is applied at the beginning of the process can be recovered. Consumer grills and barbeques, stadium seating, outdoor railings, golf clubs, farm equipment, exercise equipment and many other varieties of consumer and industrial products undergo powder coating. The industrial oven manufacturing industry provides the powder coating services industry with tools for the thermal processing stage of treatment; many products are powder coated, so the industry requires many ovens that can treat products efficiently and in high volumes.

The process of powder coating is mostly standardized. A technician will begin with the product that needs to be treated. It must first be cleaned, sometimes sandblasted and free of oil and paint before any treatment can be applied. Once cleansed of unwanted elements, a special applicator gun is used to coat the product with pigmented thermoplastic particles. When the product is coated, it is sent to a powder coating oven where it is heated for two to ten minutes. The thermoplastic particles begin to melt and gel, and as they cure they form the product's new protective coating. Powder coating ovens can come in several different forms. For industries that powder coat the same kind of product over and over, a conveyor oven system, which slowly moves products through a heated conveyor channel, allows for a steady stream of products to be treated continuously. Batch ovens also make it possible to process several products efficiently. Depending on the size and configuration of a given batch oven, it may be able to treat products of different sizes simultaneously. Such a feature would be to the advantage of a company that produced custom powder coated products.