Batch Process Oven

Efficient Heat Transfer Technology in a Compact Design

Description

Designed for drying, curing, baking or preheating, Batch Process Ovens from Global Finishing Solutions^® (GFS) feature excellent heat transfer technology in a compact design. The uni-flow air distribution system circulates heated air on both sides of the industrial oven for a balanced, uniform temperature throughout the oven, resulting in a quality finish for your products.

Batch Process Oven Product Info

The uni-flow air distribution system with adjustable air distribution tabs circulates heated air on both sides of the oven for a balanced, uniform temperature throughout

GFS manufactures our oven panels to ensure quality. Each oven panel is constructed of 20-gauge aluminized steel with 4 inches of 4-pound mineral wool batt for heat retention. Each oven panel has tongue-and-groove edges with 20-gauge slotted channels for precise assembly.

Batch Process Ovens from GFS come standard with a PLC-based control system that continuously monitors all systems for safety and function.

Support structure consists of 12-gauge formed steel with trouble-free bolt together assembly

Equipped for natural gas or propane

Top- or rear-mounted heat chamber

Standard temperature range is 300 to 500 degrees Fahrenheit

Gas supply pressure from 2 PSIG to 5 PSIG

Airflow switches and interlocks

GFS ovens can be customized to meet your unique specifications. The following options can be added to a Batch Process Oven:

Sheet metal or insulated floor

Exhaust duct components

Oven cart or truck tracks

Door limit switches

White pre-coated panels

6-pound mineral wool batt for heat retention

GFS products are designed and manufactured to meet the applicable requirements of various industry-recognized codes and standards.

Reference NFPA 33 and Chapter 24 of the International Fire Code (IFC) for spray applications using flammable and combustible materials
Reference NFPA 86 and Chapter 30 of the IFC for curing and drying applications
Many components and product lines are ETL and ETL-C listed. The ETL or ETL-C mark is proof of compliance with North American safety standards, including UL, NFPA, OSHA and more
A UL or CUL listing verifies that Underwriters Laboratories has tested GFS’ product and determined that it meets their stringent safety and performance requirements

Please be aware that local requirements may vary from national codes. GFS recommends consulting with your local authority before purchasing paint booths or other finishing equipment.

GFS engineers regularly contribute to the advancement of codes and standards that affect the industries that we work in. Several of our engineers serve on various NFPA Technical Committees responsible for key finishing industry standards.

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Customer Success Stories

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GFS Mentorship Program Prepares High School Students for Careers in Welding

This past school year, GFS collaborated with Alma Center and Osseo-Fairchild School Districts in Wisconsin to form a mentorship program to promote careers in manufacturing and welding. GFS sent some of their experienced welders, Tim Urness and Corey Olson, to mentor local students in their Advanced Welding II class, providing them industry skills and experience beyond the traditional classroom.

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Batch Process Oven

Efficient Heat Transfer Technology in a Compact Design

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