Curing and Drying OvensIndustrial Heating and Finishing Co.Pelham, Ala.

Industrial Heating and Finishing Co. offers a com•plete line of equipment including dry-off ovens. cur•ing ovens, 3-D or flatline UV curing systems. gas orelectric infrared ovens, high-mass ovens, dryingrooms for investment castings, drying and/or agingovens for foam, and core-wash drying ovens.

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Large Industrial OvensWisconsin Oven Corp.E. Troy, Wis.

Wisconsin Oven Corp. offers the patented W-Walldesign for large industrial ovens. The benefits of theW-Wall oven include exterior installations in any cli•mate, the elimination of shell maintenance, enhancedshell and oven life, and improved uniformity and energyconservation. The oven utilizes steel building compo•nents in a patented design with allowances for thermalexpansion.

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Elevated OvensBelco Industries Inc.Belding, Mich.

Belco's elevated ovens save valuable floor space byusing heavy structural supports that allow fewer col•umns to the floor. They are used for the best possibleheat retention, which is caused by the natural air sealfrom rising heat. Belco offers roof, floor, and elevatedovens for moisture drying and curing.

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Heat Cleaning OvensGuspro Inc.Chatham, Ont.

New sizes of Guspro GO-Series heat cleaning ovensare designed to clean electrostatic coating line compo•nents, hooks, baskets. trays, trees, line fixtures, racks.grates, hangers, and reject parts for powder coatingoperations. The heat source of the GO-Series ovens is inthe refractory firebox under the load cart. protecting theparts from temperature distortion. Fast cleaning cyclesassure increased productivity. A rapid-response, heavy•duty thermal oxidizer bums off hydrocarbon emissions,smoke. and odor. These ovens save labor and eliminatechemicals, solving most waste disposal and liabilityproblems of powder coaters.

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Electric Rotary Hearth OvenGrieve Corp.Round Lake, /II.

Grieve Corp. introduces No. 815, a 500°F electric rotaryhearth oven, currently in use for preheating gears. Work•space dimensions inside this unit measure 76 X 76 X 24 in.high. A 72-in. diameter rotary hearth is constructed fromangle rings with 90 slots IYx X 7Yx X 3% in.. which holdthe workpieces on edge while processing. The hearth isdriven by a I.!.l-hp motor through a gear reducer withtorque-limiting device. The hearth indexes one positioneach time the loading door is opened and closed. Two2JX)() cfm. 2-hp recirculating blowers provide a verticaldownward airflow over the workload. The oven featuresspecial safety equipment for handling flammable solventsincluding a manual reset excess temperature controller,separate heating element control contactors. a 3.215-cfm•powered exhauster, and purge timer.

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Radiant Convection OvensAdvanced Curing Systems Inc.Chicago

ACSI designs, manufactures. and installs both con•veyorized and batch ovens. The company specializes ingas-fired radiant and convection ovens. which combineradiant and convection heat to provide fast and efficientcuring of powder coatings. paints. inks, and adhesives.

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METAL FINISHING • DECEMBER 1998