Curing ovens raise the product mass and coated material to a specified temperature, holds the temperature for a set time and then reduces temperature allowing the product to cool. Curing Ovens are designed in a batch or continuous process configuration and are used to cure parts, coatings, and adhesives.
The engineers at ITS have designed curing ovens for applications in many industries and can help achieve the most efficient curing results for your product as well.
Curing Ovens cure parts, coatings, and adhesives.
The function of a Curing Oven is to cure a part, coating, or adhesive. Depending upon the process and production requirements, a Batch or Conveyor configuration can be engineered. To meet both process and safety requirements, the exhaust system is engineered to accommodate specific moisture, solvent, and fume release rates. Multiple heat zone configurations can be designed to maximize curing efficiency.
Each Industrial Oven project undergoes a comprehensive evaluation of every production requirement. The assessment includes areas such as production goals, part configuration and construction, part mass, temperature profile, and facility location or elevation.
The Top 8 Criteria to consider when purchasing an industrial oven
The team at ITS created a guide to help navigate some of the key choices that will be made when purchasing an industrial oven.
Temperature Ranges up to 1000°F
Power Source Options
Heat Sources
Typical Heat Processing Application(s)
Industry Applications
International Thermal Systems Overview
Curing Batch Oven
Conveyor Curing Oven
Curing Conveyor Oven
Guide to Selecting an Industrial Oven
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