Batch & Process Ovens
Powder Coating Ovens—Standard or Custom Built for Your Process
No matter what you need to dry, bake, or cure, we have an oven solution designed for your application. From standard prefabricated powder coating ovens to fully custom-engineered industrial ovens, our systems are built around your production requirements, available floor space, part size, and process.
Standard & Custom Powder Coating Ovens
We offer a complete line of standard prefabricated powder coating ovens as well as advanced custom-designed ovens for demanding industrial applications.
Custom configurations can include:
- Batch or conveyorized systems
- Conveyor openings
- Raised floors
- Single or dual-entry configurations
- Drive-through designs
- Floor-mounted or roof-mounted heater boxes
- Custom sizes and layouts
- Specialized airflow and heating configurations
Multiple Door Configurations
Choosing the right door system can improve workflow, conserve valuable floor space, and make everyday operation easier.
In addition to traditional swing doors, optional configurations include bi-fold and sliding doors for facilities where floor space is limited.
For applications requiring greater operator convenience, we also offer Roll Seal high-temperature fabric roll-up doors. These premium door systems are designed for easy operation, reduced heat loss, improved energy efficiency, and increased productivity.
Built for Industrial Production
Whether you need a straightforward batch oven or a completely customized system integrated into a larger finishing line, our team can design and engineer the oven around your process.
Our equipment is engineered for performance, reliability, and long-term durability, with hundreds of our ovens operating in facilities today.
From standard sizes to fully custom systems, we can build the right powder coating oven for your operation.
Explore Oven Types
Construction Standards of our powder coating ovens:
- 20-gauge aluminized steel with 4” or 6" Insulated panels
- Steel angle iron frames in all models
- Tongue and groove wall panels to provide a leak-free seal
- 6# mineral wool insulation
- Aluminized steel construction
- 16-gauge aluminized steel ducting
- Explosion relief doors with FM approved latches
- State of the art burners available in natural gas or propane
- Floor track or overhead conveyor compatible
- Floor or roof mounted burner boxes
- Slotted channel design to reduce heat transfer
- Explosion relief doors with FM approved latches
Example Powder Coating Oven Drawings
FAQs
What is a powder coating oven and how does it work?
A powder coating oven is an industrial curing oven used to heat a powder-coated part to the temperature required for the coating to flow, crosslink and form a durable finished surface. Powder coating ovens use controlled heated airflow to provide consistent temperatures throughout the oven and across the parts being cured.
What size powder coating oven do I need?
The correct powder coating oven size depends on the dimensions of your largest parts, production volume, material handling method and required cure cycle. Additional clearance should be provided around the product to maintain proper heated airflow. Powder coating ovens can be built in standard sizes or custom engineered around large parts, carts, racks, conveyors and specific facility layouts.
What is the difference between a batch powder coating oven and a conveyorized process oven?
A batch powder coating oven cures one load or group of parts at a time, making it well suited for job shops, lower production volumes and operations processing different part sizes. A conveyorized powder coating oven continuously moves parts through the heated curing zone and is typically used for higher-volume production. Both systems can be customized around your coating process and production requirements.
What temperature does a powder coating oven need to reach?
Powder coating cure temperatures vary depending on the powder formulation, part material and coating manufacturer's specifications. Many powder coatings require the actual metal part to reach a specified temperature for a defined amount of time, not simply the oven air temperature. Proper oven design, airflow and temperature control help provide consistent curing throughout the load.
Our factory trained installation crew can get your new Powder Coating Oven installed correctly and quickly.
This is our specialty! You can rest assured that your new equipment will be operational in no time.