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Wisconsin Oven designs gas-fired conveyor oven for stress relieving automotive parts

Wisconsin Oven, East Troy, announces the shipment of a natural-gas direct-fired continuous duty conveyor oven to an American manufacturer for stress relieving steel snap rings used in automotive parts.

 

The oven has a maximum operating temperature of 650°F and a work zone of 26 x 120 x 12 inches. Temperature uniformity of ±20°F at a set point of 550°F per the customer requirements was verified with a profile test to meet AIAG specification CQI-9.

 

When preheated, the oven has sufficient capability to heat 350 pounds of steel parts per hour from 70°F to 550°F. Heated air is delivered in a horizontal airflow configuration through a fully adjustable boxed duct (louvered openings are factory preset), located along the length and across the height of the work chamber.

 

“Wisconsin Oven has a long history of providing exceptional temperature uniformity,” says Sales Engineer Jeff Judd. “Our oven designs optimize airflow distribution and our experienced technicians are able to meet the most stringent industry specifications.”

 

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