In a variety of industries, industrial ovens are used to perform a variety of heat-related operations.
These industrial heating and cooling components perform tasks such as curing, food preparation, baking, melting, heating, chemical processing, and so on.
These thermal processing units, however, are not designed to perform tasks that require higher temperatures. They are best suited for any thermal application that requires a temperature of no more than 1300-1400 degrees Fahrenheit.
Industrial conveyor ovens, like other industrial heating and cooling components, can be powered by a variety of energy sources, including petroleum, natural gas, and electricity. Many industries make use of industrial ovens that can also run on steam.
There are various types of industrial ovens, and they differ not only in function but also in shape and form.
Industrial Vacuum Ovens: It virtually eliminates the possibility of harmful chemical reactions and prevents contamination of the process.
Industrial Batch Ovens: Typically found in bakeries, these industrial baking ovens are massive in size.
They perform basic functions such as baking, curing, and drying. They carry out these tasks with the help of carts and wheeled racks. These are also known as walk-ins or truck in oven.
Industrial Bench Ovens: These ovens are used to process a specific amount of any material that needs to be processed. They are usually small in size and mounted on stands.
Industrial Curing Ovens: These ovens are used for powder coatings as well as a series of chemical reactions on materials that will be used for specific purposes. These functions are carried out by producing a specific amount of heat in the ovens.
