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HEAT-PRO™ by LEWCO offers a vacuum oven for vacuum composite applications. These vacuum composite ovens are available in multiple sizes in order to fit your specific application. We also offer bench, walk-in, conveyor, electric, baking, cabinet, 55-gallon drum and knocked-down ovens.
Grieve Corporation vacuum ovens are used for process drying and can reach up to 300°C. We have six models of vacuum ovens to choose from, and they offer minimum heat loss, removable shelves, radiant wall heating and stainless steel interior. View our catalog and request a quote online today.
HIX Thermatrol™ designs and manufactures custom commercial and industrial ovens and dryers. We also have vacuum batch ovens for vacuum curing various products. Our industrial ovens have been used in the screen printing, glass, graphics, medical, chemical and electronics industries.
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.
Intek designs and manufactures industrial ovens, commercial ovens, powder coating ovens, baking ovens, drying ovens and vacuum ovens. Our vacuum ovens are high temperature and can be used for the vacuum forming of plastics. Let us put our 30 years of experience to work for you.
Industrial ovens include the outside bake oven, an oven with a vacuum-loading system, conveyor ovens, batch ovens, drying ovens, curing ovens and many more. International Thermal Systems is happy to provide customers with engineered to order industrial ovens for a variety of applications and industries.
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 specializes in engineering, designing and manufacturing a range of custom industrial finishing systems and industrial ovens, including batch ovens, vacuum ovens, curing ovens, bottom entry ovens, indexing, belt and batch type ovens. We offer complete systems from pretreatment to finishing.
Since 1932, Guspro Ovens has offered creative heat cleaning solutions for polymers and plastics, painting and coating, electric motor rewind and automotive rebuilding industries. We build standard ovens, batch ovens and custom ovens that are built to your size and application specifications. Call for more details!
Vacuum ovens are used to heat-treat items in a vessel that is airtight, creating a vacuum or carefully controlled atmosphere. They can be used for a number of purposes, including drying, curing, aging, heat treating, melting, and baking. Vacuum heat treating can also remove contaminants, prevent surface reactions such as oxidation, or add a substance to the surface layers of the item.
Vacuum ovens have a number of advantages over other types of industrial ovens. In drying, the pressure from the vacuum works together with the heat, allowing drying to take place at lower temperatures than would otherwise be possible. Many laboratories use vacuum ovens for drying heat-sensitive materials.
Vacuum ovens may be walk-in or truck-in batch ovens or smaller cabinet ovens, depending on their intended use. Heating sources for vacuum ovens include induction, arc, and electric. In induction, commonly used for surface hardening of steel, components are heated using alternating magnetic fields. An arc configuration creates heat by an arc between graphite electrodes and metal. Electric or resistance ovens, in comparison, use electricity in existing voltages to heat the oven.
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