OVENS AND DRYERS
Nutec Bickley’s flexibility in design are ideal for your perfect solution in Curing and Drying.
Nutec Bickley can design Ovens and Dryers for applications up to 650°C (1,200°F), in continuous or batch processes, with a tight temperature uniformity and custom airflow patterns to suit the product’s needs.
Nutec Bickley’s flexibility in design are ideal for your perfect solution in Curing and Drying.
Our vast experience in designing and manufacturing continuous and batch ovens and dryers guarantees our customers’ specific requirements for their process. Our ovens are custom made, direct or indirect gas fired, with the best temperature uniformity in the market.
- Guaranteed temperature uniformity as required
- Long lasting, heavy duty construction
- With a choice of vertical lift, horizontal or swing out type doors.
- Choice of control equipment and recorders
- After Burner optional equipment if process requires the use of flammable gases
- To comply with standards EN1539 or NFPA 86 Class A if required
Heat Treating Ovens
Nutec Bickleys Heat Treating Ovens can be used for treating a variety of metals to harden, soften or cure a material through heating and cooling. Batch ovens allow for the thermal processing of single parts or smaller batches. They often use wheeled racks, carts or trays to bring the parts being processed into the oven. These ovens are best for parts that are too difficult to run on a conveyor and for items with different sizes, shapes and thermal requirements. Batch ovens can be provided with simple single setpoint controllers or configured to allow precise step controllers to follow specific heat up and cooling cycles.
Our ovens are custom made, direct or indirect gas fired, with the best temperature uniformity in the market.
Advantages of Low temperature ovens
- Continuous or batch design
- Customized air distribution designs to match the air flow pattern requirements of the product arrangement
- High convection design to provide excellent temperature uniformity.
- Direct or indirect firing design
- Temperature: up to 650°C (1,200°F)
- Insulation: mineral wool construction up to 350°C, fiber construction from 350°C (660°F) to 650°C (1,200°F)
- Gas tight design when required
- After Burner integration
- Compliance with NFPA 86 Class A Ovens and EN 1539 for volatile compounds
- Fuel: Natural Gas, LPG, diesel, kerosene, other liquid fuels
Industries where Low temperature ovens are used
- Castables
- Technical Ceramics
- Pre Cast Shapes
- Automotive
Processes include:
- Aging
- Annealing
- Brazing
- Hydrogen embrittlement relief
- Drying
- Pre-heating
- Hardening
- Baking
- Soldering
- Solution treating
- Stress relieving
- Tempering
