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Wisconsin Oven is looks forwards to opportunities to give back to the community that has given them so much. Dave Strand, President and CEO, accepted the Ice Bucket Challenge to raise awareness and donations for ALS research. The challenge involves people getting doused with buckets of ice water on video, posting that video to social media, and nominating others to do the same, all in an effort to raise ALS awareness. People who accept the challenge are to make a $10 donation to an ALS Charity of their choice, those who do not accept the challenge are to make a

Wisconsin Oven Corporation announced the shipment of a walk-in batch oven used for curing coatings on lighting products for the automotive industry. Many automobile manufacturers and aftermarket accessory manufacturers offer lighting products to be used in conjunction with the original equipment like fog lights which are usually mounted low to the ground on the front of vehicles. Many off-road vehicles have auxiliary lighting which can be mounted on roll-bars, fenders, or other locations, and offer brilliant lighting to assist in areas of poor visibility. The coatings on the reflective side of lighting products need to be as dust free as

On behalf of United Way of Walworth County, Pam Carper, Programs and Operations Director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rock, Walworth & Jefferson Counties, presented David Strand, President & CEO of Wisconsin Oven Corporation and Jennifer Donnelly, Director of Human Resources and Safety of Wisconsin Oven Corporation with an Appreciation Award for their ongoing support of the efforts of the United Way of Walworth County agencies providing services and outreach for initiatives relating to education, income and health.

Wisconsin Oven Corporation announced the shipment of a gas fired walk-in batch oven to their customer in the automotive industry. The batch oven will be used for aluminum aging various automotive castings. The customer will place 6,000 pounds of steel racks with aluminum castings into the oven for aging. This aluminum age oven was purchased to meet the increasing demand for their product. The gas fired walk-in oven has a maximum temperature rating of 572°F and a work chamber of 8’W x 8’L x 8’H. The aluminum age batch oven features guaranteed temperature uniformity (+/-10°F at 428° F) which was

Wisconsin Oven Corporation celebrates the completion of its 30,000 square foot addition. The facility was a necessary addition for Wisconsin Oven after record shipments and record growth in 2013. The impressive expansion is 120’W x 240’L x 50’H making it the tallest building in East Troy, WI. Wisconsin Oven has been manufacturing the highest quality industrial heat treating equipment for 40 years. The new facility is suited for manufacturing massive equipment for the automotive, aerospace, mining, and energy industries with two 20 ton cranes and two 10 ton cranes. During the ribbon cutting ceremony both Dave Strand, President and CEO

Wisconsin Oven Corporation announced the shipment of three (3) heavy duty walk-in batch ovens to a manufacturer of aluminum automotive bumpers. The batch ovens are used for precipitation heat treating (aluminum aging) of aluminum automotive bumpers and are designed to heat 10,000 pounds of aluminum per batch. This production capability was required by the customer to keep up with increased order and demand. This customer had ordered three (3) aluminum aging ovens from Wisconsin Oven prior to this order, so their total production line consists of 6 ovens. The gas-fired walk-in ovens have maximum temperature ratings of 500°F and work

Wisconsin Oven announced the shipment of a gas fired walk-in batch oven to their customer in the environmental services industry. The batch oven will be used for heating up gas meters in order to vaporize and vacuum out the mercury within them. Once this process is complete the customer can then melt down the meters and safely dispose of the mercury. This allows their customer to recycle hazardous material in an environmentally friendly way. The gas fired walk-in oven has a maximum temperature rating of 1,250°F and a work chamber of 8’W x 8’L x 5’3”H. The batch oven features

Wisconsin Oven donates $1,000 to Operation Click, a program that helps promote safe driving to our youth. Pictured from left to right is Stacey Kuehn (ETHS Vice Principle), Joey Tess (Student), Dave Strand (President of Wisconsin Oven Corp), and Alan Boyes (Police Chief).