Wisconsin Oven ships top-flow conveyor oven to cure CPIG on plastic housings for electronics

July 10, 2019
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Wisconsin Oven, East Troy, announces that it has shipped an electrically heated top-flow conveyor oven to a global machinery manufacturer for curing calcium phosphate invert glass-ceramic (CPIG) material on plastic housings for electronic components. The conveyor oven has a maximum oven operating temperature of 200°C and work chamber dimensions of 28 inches wide x 21 feet long x 9 inches high. The oven features a continuous chain-style conveyor system.

 

The oven has sufficient capacity to heat 1000 pounds of steel and 600 pounds of plastic per hour from 21 to 150°C. To maximize heating rates and temperature uniformity of the product, the oven features top-down airflow. It includes an 8600 CFM @ 10 HP recirculation blower, and a 400 CFM @ ½ HP exhaust blower. It includes a Digital Eurotherm 3504 temperature controller and Digital Watlow PM6L oven high-limit controller.

 

“This oven is a duplicate of a previous oven that this customer purchased for the same application, curing plastic housings for electronic components,” says Gary Hanson, Senior Application Engineer.

 

www.wisoven.com

Wisconsin Oven, East Troy, announces that it has shipped an electrically heated top-flow conveyor oven to a global machinery manufacturer for curing calcium phosphate invert glass-ceramic (CPIG) material on plastic housings for electronic components. The conveyor oven has a maximum oven operating temperature of 200°C and work chamber dimensions of 28 inches wide x 21 feet long x 9 inches high. The oven features a continuous chain-style conveyor system.

 

The oven has sufficient capacity to heat 1000 pounds of steel and 600 pounds of plastic per hour from 21 to 150°C. To maximize heating rates and temperature uniformity of the product, the oven features top-down airflow. It includes an 8600 CFM @ 10 HP recirculation blower, and a 400 CFM @ ½ HP exhaust blower. It includes a Digital Eurotherm 3504 temperature controller and Digital Watlow PM6L oven high-limit controller.

 

“This oven is a duplicate of a previous oven that this customer purchased for the same application, curing plastic housings for electronic components,” says Gary Hanson, Senior Application Engineer.

 

www.wisoven.com

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