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Wisconsin Oven is pleased to announce the shipment of one (1) electrically heated Express Batch Oven to a manufacturer of composite products. The oven will be used for curing and drying resin waste from a pultrusion process and mixing activities. The maximum operating temperature of the composite cure oven is 300° F and the work chamber dimensions are 6’0” wide x 6’0” long x 6’0” high. Combination airflow; provides both horizontal and vertical upward airflow, which maximizes heating rates and temperature uniformity of the product. “This curing batch oven is designed with combination airflow to deliver the airflow uniformly through

Wisconsin Oven Corporation, located in East Troy, WI, has been designing and manufacturing industrial ovens for over four decades. They supply both custom and standard batch and conveyor ovens for applications such as drying, tempering, annealing, curing, and stress relieving. On custom projects their engineering team uses the latest technology in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to design a solution that provides the most effective processing for their customers’ parts and applications. The CFD program simulates the airflow and heat distribution in a specific oven design. CFD is ideal for optimizing the duct design inside an oven. It calculates the expected

Dear Valued TPS Customers, TPS is closely monitoring developments with respect to COVID-19, including information and guidance published by healthcare authorities around the globe. We are closely monitoring the guidance from State and Federal government offices as well from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the entire United States and specifically in all of the locations where we currently manufacture and service our products. Additionally, we are also staying updated on conditions for our global locations as well. COVID-19 has not impacted TPS’s ability to deliver any products or services at this time from any of our locations. If

Wisconsin Oven recently released a whitepaper on increasing productivity in aluminum aging. The “Increase Your Productivity with Better Age Oven Technology” white paper is available for download on the Wisconsin Oven website. The white paper reviews aging oven design, convection airflow, how airflow delivers better performance, controller features, and products that require aging. It discusses that one of the most critical factors in the design of an age oven is the air recirculation rate. Read the full white paper here: https://www.wisoven.com/processes/aluminum-aging-oven

Wisconsin Oven’s very own Mike Grande, Vice President of Sales, was able to share his vast knowledge about oven safety in an article he wrote for Process Heating. In his article, “Oven Safety is No Accident”, Grande covers the dangerous situations that can happen when operating industrial ovens and furnaces. He states, “Industrial ovens incorporate high temperatures, moving parts, and high voltage to do their job of heat processing.” He continues on to discuss how there are safety procedures set in place to help prevent workplace accidents. He states that there are different standards for industrial ovens that are put

Wisconsin Oven is pleased to announce their attendance at the 82nd annual AFS Regional Conference. The show will take place at Wisconsin’s own Potawatomi Casino on February 12th and 14th this year. The theme for this year is “Go All In”. The American Foundry Society (AFS) attracts regional leaders in the metal casting industry from all over Wisconsin and also provides foundry and die casting resources for all types of processes and metals. Attendees can expect exciting speakers to share their knowledge of the industry, educational tech sessions, a student casting contest, and various networking opportunities with over 80 exhibitors

Wisconsin Oven is pleased to announce the shipment of one (1) Natural Gas (Direct) Fired Continuous Duty Conveyor Oven to an American manufacturer. This conveyor oven will be used 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 2’2” W x 10’0” L x 1’0” H. 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. This stress relieving oven, when preheated, has sufficient capability to heat 350 pounds of

Wisconsin Oven Corporation announced the shipment of one (1) Indirect Gas Fired Heavy Duty Walk-In Series Oven to a manufacturer in the technology industry. The walk-in oven will be used for heat treating materials used in the production of vehicle batteries. The walk-in oven has a maximum oven operating temperature of 350°F and work chamber dimensions of 12’0” wide x 6’0" long x 10’6" high. Guaranteed temperature uniformity of ±10°F at 190°F was documented with a nine (9) point temperature uniformity survey in an empty oven chamber under static operating conditions. This batch oven is fully tested and adjusted at