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Wisconsin Oven is pleased to announce the shipment of two (2) Electrically Heated Multi-Zone Curing Ovens to the composites industry. These ovens will be used to cure carbon fiber threads. One of the curing ovens has six (6) zones and is rated for 250° C (482° F). and has work chamber dimensions of 19'0" wide x 16'4" long x 2'0" high. The second oven has two (2) zones and is rated for 260° C (500° F) with work chamber dimensions of 19'0" wide x 41'4" long x 2'0" high. Guaranteed temperature uniformity of ± 5° C @ their respective maximum

Wisconsin Oven is pleased to announce the shipment of one (1) Electrically Heated Two Zone Bottom Flow Conveyor Oven to the consumer goods industry. This belt conveyor oven will be used to cure a latex barrier coating onto maple syrup bottles. The maximum operating temperature of the curing conveyor oven is 150° F and the work chamber dimensions are 9'7" wide x 42'0" long x 1'0" high. The oven is designed for a production rate of 3,200 bottles per hour. The conveyor system is a continuous belt style including load/unload extensions and utilizes an Allen Bradley variable frequency drive for

Wisconsin Oven is excited to announce our attendance at ASM Heat Treat 2019! Heat Treat 2019 is an important trade show for heat treating professionals in North America. The event will be held in Detroit, Michigan from October 15th – 17th. Heat Treat is a three-day event featuring 200 heat treat exhibitors, the latest industry insights and innovations, and over 4,000 attendees. Heat Treat 2019 will feature over 125 technical sessions, including special symposiums on Induction Heat Treating. Wisconsin Oven will be stationed at booth #1820, with our industry professionals available to answer questions on our heat treat ovens and

Wisconsin Oven Corporation is pleased to announce the development of their Premium Control System™ for use on Composite Curing Ovens. This system provides industry-leading control and data-acquisition for Wisconsin Oven’s composite cure ovens. The Premium Control System™ is used by customers in aerospace and other industries where process control is extremely critical. This technology plays an important role in optimizing the curing process and is designed for composite processing. Throughout the development Wisconsin Oven worked with aerospace industry leaders to ensure that they system would meet the needs of customers processing composite material. Wisconsin Oven has an extensive history in

Wisconsin Oven has been designing, engineering, and manufacturing industrial ovens and other heating equipment since 1973. As a leader in the industry, the innovation team at Wisconsin Oven is focused on driving process and product development forward by utilizing technological advancements in the industry. Their current initiatives range from advanced simulation programming technology to patents that will change the traditional way industrial ovens have been designed. The innovation team is dedicated to keeping Wisconsin Oven on the forefront of technology in areas such as Machine Learning & Predictive Maintenance, IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things, aka Industry 4.0), and CFD (Computational

This year Wisconsin Oven will participate in CAMX 2019 (The Composites and Advanced Materials Expo). The event is located in Anaheim, California and will run from September 23rd-26th at the Anaheim Convention Center. CAMX brings together businesses and leaders in the composites and advanced materials industry that are creating products of the future. This event is a large networking opportunity where businesses can showcase new technology within the industry in areas like transportation, aerospace, wind energy, and more. Composite Curing Ovens from Wisconsin Oven Wisconsin Oven will be showcasing their high-performance composite curing ovens at this expo. Composite curing ovens

Wisconsin Oven Corporation is pleased to announce the international shipment of an Electrically Heated Heavy Duty Ferris Wheel Batch Oven to the aerospace industry. This Ferris Wheel oven will be used to cure epoxy resins & varnishes on assorted aerospace parts The maximum operating temperature is 500°F and the work chamber dimensions are 3’4” W x 3’6” L X 3’6” H. Temperature uniformity was documented at ±2° F at 100° F; ±4° F at 200° F; ±6° F at 300° F; ±8° F at 400° F; ±10° F at 500° F in an empty oven chamber under static operating conditions

Wisconsin Oven Corporation announced the shipment of one natural gas fired conveyor oven to the automation industry and will be used to cure a resin formed mat. This conveyor oven has sufficient capacity to handle up to a 104” wide x 32” long mat weighing up to 0.19kg. The industrial conveyor oven has a maximum oven operating temperature of 500°F and work chamber dimensions of 10’6” wide x 12’6” long x 6’0” high. The oven has a guaranteed temperature uniformity of ±15°F at the set point of 400°F. Wisconsin Oven has the ability to manufacture many different types of industrial