A composite curing oven is used to cure, anneal, dry and harden synthetic and composite materials. Carbon fiber, polymers, rubbers, and textiles are common composite materials. The curing process for these composite materials frequently includes bagging and putting them under a vacuum while being cured. Each composite curing application is unique and Wisconsin Oven's experienced team designs and manufactures high performance composite curing ovens to meet each customers’ specific curing process requirements.

These out of autoclave composite curing ovens are available electrically heated, gas fired, or indirect gas fired. As a standard they are designed with a combination airflow arrangement which ensures even & uniform heat distribution throughout the work chamber and provides quicker heating rates and recovery times. Wisconsin Oven’s composite curing ovens are typically guaranteed and certified for ±10° at 350° F temperature uniformity but tighter tolerances and certification at other temperatures are available.

Wisconsin Oven's out of autoclave composite curing ovens are completely tested prior to shipment and must pass an extensive quality inspection prior to shipment. Common options for a composite curing system include data acquisition instruments, vacuum piping, pumps and transducers. One of the ways Wisconsin Oven gathers data, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis (which allows us to optimize airflow, heat transfer, and overall oven performance), is also available upon request.