Industrial Ovens
Batch and continuous ovens that cure, dry and heat parts consistently.
What it is
Industrial ovens hold parts at a controlled temperature for a set time to cure coatings, dry parts after washing or support other process heating. Batch ovens load racks or carts of parts through doors and suit mixed parts and lower volumes. Continuous ovens run parts through on a conveyor at a steady rate and suit higher-volume production.
Ovens are heated by gas or electricity, with insulated panels, recirculating air and controls that hold uniform temperatures. Many are sized and built for a specific line.
Where it fits
Industrial ovens fit powder coating and paint finishing, dry-off after washing, adhesive and composite curing and other process heating. They often pair with a paint booth and conveyor as a complete finishing line.
Our role
We sell, install and service industrial ovens. Our team reviews part sizes, temperatures, cure times and rates, coordinates gas, electrical, exhaust and fire protection with your design team, installs and commissions the oven and integrates it with your booth and conveyor.
Because our team also handles related equipment, this scope can be packaged with neighboring systems under one point of contact. We work nationwide from our headquarters in Sioux Falls, SD. We support owners, plant managers, engineers and general contractors from first layout through ongoing service.
Our process
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Scope
We review drawings, site conditions, loads and schedule, then confirm what the project needs.
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Specify
We recommend equipment and layouts, coordinate manufacturers and price the complete package.
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Install
Our field teams deliver, install and commission the equipment in coordination with your GC and trades.
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Support
After handover we provide service, adjustments, parts coordination and expansions.
Frequently asked questions
Batch or continuous oven?
Batch ovens are flexible for mixed parts and lower volumes. Continuous ovens suit steady, higher-volume production on a conveyor.
Gas or electric?
Both work. Utility costs, available capacity and the process temperature usually decide. We review options during scoping.
Can an oven connect to our existing line?
Yes. We coordinate oven openings, conveyor height and controls so the oven fits your booth and conveyor.
How big should the oven be?
Part size, line speed and cure time set the oven length and volume. We size it from your process data.
Often paired with
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Paint Booths
Spray booths that contain overspray and deliver clean, consistent coatings.
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Power and Free Conveyors
Overhead conveying that lets each carrier stop, queue and switch routes on its own.
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Compressed Air Systems
Clean, dry, reliable plant air delivered at the pressure your tools and processes need.
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Clean Rooms
Modular clean rooms and controlled spaces that protect sensitive products and processes.
Planning a industrial ovens project?
Share drawings, specs or photos and our sales team will help scope the right solution.
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