Description
Industrial Gas Fired Low Temp Oven
Our Industrial Gas Fired Ovens are low temperature, and are designed to meet the rigorous needs of your application. Our specialists design each oven to meet your exacting standards. From concept to production we are there ever step of the way. Each oven is designed with the customer’s needs in mind.
We cater to applications such as:
- Food Dehydrators
- Proteibn Dehydrators
- Smokehouses
- Steam Ovens
- and much more.
What is the difference between an industrial oven and a furnace?
Confusion often surrounds the difference between these two types of machines. While the terms are often interchanged by people the actuality of it is that these two devices are quite different, even though both are technically just a large fireproof devices that perform heat/treat processes.
The main differences between an oven and a furnace are:
- Temperature – Ovens are lower temperature (250°F – 900°F) while Furnaces operate up to 2,000°F or higher.
- Heat Distribution – Ovens create the heat in one chamber and then the heat is distributed to the heating chamber through air movement — air circulation demand is high. Furnaces directly heat the surface of the product — heat sources are modified to meet the product heat treating requirement.
- Atmosphere – Ovens operate only in atmosphere, furnaces can operate in other gases.
- Applications (Furnaces can operate not only in atmosphere but also in other combustible gases)
- Curing – the process of hardening a polymer material, is another popular oven application.
Our Industrial Gas Fired Ovens are:
- Multi-purpose low temperature.
- We offer a temperature range from 150°F to 850°F
- Our units come with high volume recirculating fans
- Each model is designed to provide excellent temperature uniformity
- Our latches are explosion proof
Options:
- Single door or Multiple Doors
- Stainless Steel Interior or Aluminized steel interior
- Carts as part of the design
- Loading racks / Shelving
For more information on ovens you can check out Wikipedia’s article on Industrial Oven[s]. Or alternately if you are looking for a furnace please visit InPart Furnace Website Section.
