Oven
Oven

Oven

Elmec manufacture and supplies industrial ovens for drying plastic granules, Food products, etc.,

The presence of moisture in palletized plastics results in impairments such as poor surface quality, internal voids & loss of physical properties. These defects can be overcome by removing the moisture by preheating the plastic material using ELMEC PRE-DRYERS

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Features
  • Curing Ovens for Transformers, Motors, electronic PCB’s, etc.,
  • Stress relieving Ovens for Plastic components, Metal components.
  • Laboratory ovens with Innes SS chamber and SS trays,
  • Conveyor type ovens for drying, bonding applications, etc.,
  • Elmec Specialized Infra Red ovens for drying, Curing and bonding applications.
Types of Ovens
  • Curing Ovens for Transformers, Motors, electronic PCB’s, etc.,
  • Stress relieving Ovens for Plastic components, Metal components.
  • Laboratory ovens with Innes SS chamber and SS trays,
  • Conveyor type ovens for drying, bonding applications, etc.,
  • Elmec Specialized Infra Red ovens for drying, Curing and bonding applications.
Technical Specifications
            Dimension
Model Capacity (Kgs) No of Trays Heater Load (KW) Blower Load (KW) Max Temp (°C) B (mm) D (mm) H (mm)
PF-15 15 3 1.5 NIL 160 660 560 400
PF-25 25 5 3 NIL* 160 660 560 660
PF-50 50 10 6 0.37 160 760 840 1300
PF-100 100 20 12 0.37 160 1600 840 2300
Frequently Asked Questions

Curing ovens are designed to heat materials to a specific temperature to initiate a chemical reaction, such as hardening of powder coatings, adhesives, or resins. It ensures strong bonds and durable surface finishes in industries like automotive, electronics, and powder coating.

A stress relieving oven is used to reduce residual internal stresses in metal parts after processes like welding, machining, or casting. Controlled heat exposure helps prevent warping, cracking, or dimensional distortion in final components.

Conveyor ovens are continuous-process ovens with a moving belt system that transports parts through controlled heat zones.

Infrared ovens use electromagnetic radiation to transfer heat directly to the object’s surface without heating the surrounding air. This results in faster heating, energy savings, and compact design, making them ideal for drying paints, coatings, and textiles.

Laboratory ovens are compact, precision-controlled ovens used for drying, sterilizing, and heat-treating samples. They are essential in R&D labs, chemical testing, educational institutions, and pharmaceutical industries.