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Wisconsin Oven has recently been awarded an order from the Derrick Company, Inc. for a horizontal quench furnace and industrial batch oven. The Derrick Company is a fifth generation family owned and operated metal heat treating company located in Cincinnati, Ohio. For over 90 years the Derrick Company has specialized in processing unique, one of a kind, very large carbon steel fabrications, weldments, tanks, and vessels, as well as steel and iron castings. With the addition of the equipment from Wisconsin Oven, Derrick Company will be adding a new line of aluminum heat treating services that will include solution treating

Wisconsin Oven Corporation announced the shipment of a natural gas fired carousel oven used to cure urethane in molds. This carousel conveyor oven provides a single load/unload point for the operator. The industrial oven has a maximum operating temperature rating of 275° F and a carousel conveying system that is 30" wide with and outside diameter of 144". The design capability of the conveyor oven is based on holding various mold quantities and sizes on the carousel. The carousel has been designed to support 1,500 pounds and has an adjustable rotation speed of 2 to 10 revolutions per hour. The

Wisconsin Oven Corporation announced the shipment of two (2) natural gas fired ultimate duty walk-in batch ovens to a leading aerospace manufacturer for composite curing of aircrafts. The customer required a compact footprint for the equipment to maximize use of their available floor space. These two batch ovens were designed for side-by-side installation to minimize their footprint and use of facility floor space. The walk-in batch ovens have a maximum operating temperature of 500°F and a work chamber of 10’W x 35’L x 10’H. The composite curing ovens feature guaranteed temperature uniformity of +/-5°F at 120°F and 210°F which was

Wisconsin Oven has released their January 2016 blog: Network with Leaders in the Aerospace Industry at AeroDef 2016. Read an excerpt below: Some of the leading minds in aerospace will all come together once again at AeroDef 2016, the premiere commercial and defense aerospace manufacturing event. The event itself will be held February 8th-10th at the Long Beach Convention Center in California, with exhibits taking place February 9th and 10th. Read the entire blog post

Wisconsin Oven Corporation announced the shipment of a gas fired heated walk-in batch oven for an industrial transformer supplier for baking out transformers. The customer opted to add on the turn-key installation package which includes everything from unloading the equipment to commissioning the equipment into operation. The walk-in industrial oven has a maximum temperature rating of 300°F and work chamber of 10’W x 10’L x 10’H. The recirculation system was designed with combination airflow to maximize heating rates and temperature uniformity of the products. The heating system utilizes an air heat burner rated at 750,000 BTU per hour. The turn-key

Wisconsin Oven Corporation announced the shipment of an electrically heated batch oven to a leading supplier of the automotive industry for aging rubber tires. This industrial oven was designed with a built in tire rotation system that ensures uniform heating throughout the entire tire. The batch oven has a maximum operating temperature of 300°F and work chamber dimensions of 14’9”W x 6’L x 5’6”H. This aging oven features guaranteed temperature uniformity of +/-10°F at 230° F that was verified through a nine (9) point profile test conducted in an empty oven chamber under static operating conditions prior to shipment. The

Listen to our own Mike Grande, Senior Application Engineer, talking Live on Manufacturing Revival Radio from the Tech Lounge at Fabtech 2015! During Mike’s interview he gives a brief overview of Wisconsin Oven and the industries we serve. Mike even walks you through your day to highlight all the items you come across that have been processed in an industrial oven! *This clip is no longer available to stream*

Wisconsin Oven Corporation announced the shipment of a gas fired heated walk-in batch oven that will be used for curing powder paint on various wheel rims and automotive parts. The powder coating oven has sufficient capacity to heat 1,500 pounds of steel from 70° to 450°F within 45 minutes when loaded into an ambient oven. Powder coating parts is an important process during manufacturing because it prevents corrosion and increases the durability. The heat is distributed as evenly as possible and this reduces the potential for issues with the curing. The walk-in powder curing oven has a maximum temperature rating