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Wisconsin Oven designed and manufactured the gas fired conveyor oven pictured to the right, with a blow off and cool down for drying moisture on aluminum replacement coils. The oven has horizontal airflow and a work chamber that is 2’6” wide x 20’4” long x 3’6” high and a 300º F maximum operating temperature. Prior to entering the oven, the aluminum replacement coils are leak tested by placing the coils in a water bath and then pressurized with air. The water load to be processed in the oven is 180 lbs per hour. The coils are processed through the drying

Wisconsin Oven designed and manufactured the radiant gas fired batch oven pictured to the right. The work chamber size is 14'0" wide x 24'0" long x 10'0" high and the maximum operating temperature is 1,000° F. The oven is designed for annealing large spools of aluminum wire. The spools of wireare fork trucked into the chamber and stacked up. This oven is a duplicate to a previous oven this custo mer purchased for this same application. Features on this oven include: • Electric vertical lift door with counter weight • Four (4) recirculation blowers, each rated at 50,000 CFM @

Wisconsin Oven designed and manufactured the electrically heated top load oven pictured to the right, to re-twist helicopter blades. The oven has a 2’0” wide x 24’0” long x 1’8” high chamber rated for 350º F maximum with a reinforced insulated floor. The top load oven has four (4) manual lift counterweighted doors that open and close in succession (pneumatic and motorized door lift systems can also be provided). The equipment includes a vacuum piping manifold with four (4) connection points for the customer’s vacuum system. The recirculation system delivers the heated air from ducts on both sidewalls of the

Wisconsin Oven designed and manufactured the electrically heated belt conveyor oven with two (2) decks, top down airflow and a cool down pictured to the right. This oven is used for curing adhesive on Harley Davidson motorcycle rear fenders. Each work chamber is 5'9" wide x 19'3" long x 2'2" high. The oven was rated for a maximum operating temperature of 500°F. The customer will mount three (3) fenders on a pallet jig which is lifted up on a lift table to the oven entrance. The fenders are then indexed into the belt conveyor oven through 5 stations, six (6)

Wisconsin Oven designed and manufactured an Electrically Heated Standard Draw Batch Series oven for tempering railcar parts and one Traveling Loader which utilized a pusher/extractor mechanism for loading & unloading parts on alloy trays. The equipment was rated for a 3,600 pound gross load and designed to accept a 3’ wide x 2’6” high x 4’ long customer supplied basket. The oven was rated for a maximum operating temperature of 1,250°F. The oven was constructed with 6” of insulation (2” of n-block and 4” of 6# batt style); the outer shell was fabricated of 3/16” carbon steel plate (the oven

Wisconsin Oven designed and manufactured two Electrically Heated Conveyor ovens to perform hydrogen embrittlement relief on locking wheel lugs at a maximum production rate of 1,600 pounds of parts per hour for each oven. Each oven has a 4’2” wide x 31’ long x 9” high heating chamber and a 500°F maximum operating temperature. The equipment is constructed with 4” thick tongue and groove panel assemblies and aluminized steel interior and ductwork. Three (3) access doors were provided on one side of each oven. The ovens are located side by side in the customer’s facility and were designed to accomodate

Wisconsin Oven designed and manufactured an Electrically Heated Two Zone Top Flow Conveyor Oven with Cool Down to temper heavy equipment transmission components at 300º F. The oven has a 10’4” wide x 34’0” long x 2’0” high chamber rated for 700º F maximum. The equipment features a slat type conveyor, rated for 10,000 pounds per hour, with 4” wide x ½” thick carbon slats and nine (9) strands of 6” pitch conveyor chain to carry the load. An Allen-Bradley Powerflex variable frequency drive provides conveyor speed adjustability from 0.1 to 0.4 FPM for the 3 HP motor. E-stop buttons

Wisconsin Oven designed and manufactured an Electrically Heated Solution Treat System for sheets of aluminum in a lab environment. The furnace has a 1’6” wide x 1’0” long x 1’0” high basket size and a 1,200º F maximum operating temperature. The equipment features a pneumatically operated quench system that provides a quench time less than 3 seconds from when the doors open until the load is fully submerged. The pneumatically operated doors open and the load is dropped automatically. The load can either drop into the quench tank or onto the load/unload platform for an ambient air cool. This convection