Industrial Oven Systems
An autoclave and an industrial oven are very similar. In fact if you search for one there is a strong chance you will find the other. What exactly is an industrial oven? An industrial oven is a large heating device used for a number of things. Some of the uses can include curing, component testing, coating, and drying. Industrial ovens are designed to meet certain specifications. Walk-in ovens are made for larger batch sizes while cabinet and bench ovens are made to handle smaller batches. Conveyor covens come in manual and automatic systems and are used to raise production and lower handling and staging costs. The down side to using conveyor ovens can be the size and shape restrictions on objects intended to go through them.
Walk-in ovens can vary in size from about 5 feet high, 5 feet wide, and 5 deep to about 25 feet high, 30 feet wide, and 150 feet long. This range usually covers most ovens. However, some manufacturers will custom make industrial ovens to meet special specifications. These ovens can also be made with one or two doors depending on preference. They can be doors that swing or lift vertically, controlled by a motor drive or pneumatic cylinder. The ovens can be made with a man-door for quicker access. The ovens have a duct design to ensure the optimal heating of parts. They are designed to have good air flow and to maintain a stable and consistent heat throughout. Temperatures can reach 1500 Fahrenheit and use balanced blowers for even baking.
It is important that these ovens are efficient. This is determined by the loss of heat through the exhaust process, the loss of heat through product absorption, and conveyor absorption. Heat can also escape through the ovens walls, roof, and openings and are primarily heated using either gas or electricity. A gas system for gas heated ovens may include an FM approved system with Low Nox burners. FM approval means the equipment or system meets the standards of Factory Mutual Research Corporation. The Electric heating units may use silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) controls and safety backup contractors when dealing with high temperatures.
For absolute data-acquisition and automation a CPC (Common Principal Component) computer control system is used in many industrial ovens. CPC controls electric or gas-fired ovens. The system can also control and monitor vacuum lines on curing and bonding industrial ovens. CPC is the leading software in the world for bonding and composite curing in presses, autoclaves, ovens, and more equipment. For more than 13 years, CPC systems have been operating throughout the world, and have an extensive field record in the very demanding applications. CPC systems control walk-in and batch ovens that can be used in the aerospace, coating, and composites industries. Even small bench ovens can benefit from CPC because of its multi-equipment capability.
ASC provides a complete selection of industrial ovens or autoclaves for any batch drying, coating, or composite curing needs. ASC developed a unique fabrication and design approach that enable them to manufacture the Econocalve. The Econoclave is the most efficient and affordable autoclave on the market. ASC can also recommend the right hardware for each application and also has some great software options to check out!
Walk-in ovens can vary in size from about 5 feet high, 5 feet wide, and 5 deep to about 25 feet high, 30 feet wide, and 150 feet long. This range usually covers most ovens. However, some manufacturers will custom make industrial ovens to meet special specifications. These ovens can also be made with one or two doors depending on preference. They can be doors that swing or lift vertically, controlled by a motor drive or pneumatic cylinder. The ovens can be made with a man-door for quicker access. The ovens have a duct design to ensure the optimal heating of parts. They are designed to have good air flow and to maintain a stable and consistent heat throughout. Temperatures can reach 1500 Fahrenheit and use balanced blowers for even baking.
It is important that these ovens are efficient. This is determined by the loss of heat through the exhaust process, the loss of heat through product absorption, and conveyor absorption. Heat can also escape through the ovens walls, roof, and openings and are primarily heated using either gas or electricity. A gas system for gas heated ovens may include an FM approved system with Low Nox burners. FM approval means the equipment or system meets the standards of Factory Mutual Research Corporation. The Electric heating units may use silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) controls and safety backup contractors when dealing with high temperatures.
For absolute data-acquisition and automation a CPC (Common Principal Component) computer control system is used in many industrial ovens. CPC controls electric or gas-fired ovens. The system can also control and monitor vacuum lines on curing and bonding industrial ovens. CPC is the leading software in the world for bonding and composite curing in presses, autoclaves, ovens, and more equipment. For more than 13 years, CPC systems have been operating throughout the world, and have an extensive field record in the very demanding applications. CPC systems control walk-in and batch ovens that can be used in the aerospace, coating, and composites industries. Even small bench ovens can benefit from CPC because of its multi-equipment capability.
ASC provides a complete selection of industrial ovens or autoclaves for any batch drying, coating, or composite curing needs. ASC developed a unique fabrication and design approach that enable them to manufacture the Econocalve. The Econoclave is the most efficient and affordable autoclave on the market. ASC can also recommend the right hardware for each application and also has some great software options to check out!
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