Applications
Metal Heat Treatment
Aging and annealing are sensitive; drift causes uneven hardness.
Challenge 2: High mold temperatures
Mold treatment and ashing exceed convection range.
Challenge 3: Slow loading
Moving large parts by hand slows batch changes.
Solution 1: ±0.1%FS accuracy
Japanese PID, triple over-temp protection.
Solution 2: 1200°C sintering
Two-side radiant heat, four insulation layers, for molds and ashing.
Solution 3: Roll-in carts
Carts roll in; one of two chambers heats while the other reloads.
Up to 500°C, 600°C custom. Japanese PID holds ±0.1%FS, so aging and annealing batches reach the same hardness.
1200°C sintering
Up to 1200°C with two-side radiant heat and four insulation layers, for molds, ashing and tempering.
Over-temp protection
Triple over-temp protection guards long hot runs; a reinforced liner resists distortion.
Roll-in carts, twin chambers
Carts roll in on insulated rails; two chambers run independently, one loading while the other heats.
Moisture exhaust
Ducting evens heat; a full-open damper clears post-wash moisture and solvent.
Background: our first own-brand ovens in 2009 served bicycle and metal hardware makers, and our oven designs have taken roll-in carts since 1976.
Custom build: designed around part size and flow; sheet metal, assembly, QA and packing in our Sanxia factory, then on-site installation. Engineers diagnose by phone or video, then quote repairs.
Process Challenges
Challenge 1: Unstable temperature
Aging and annealing are sensitive; drift causes uneven hardness.
Challenge 2: High mold temperatures
Mold treatment and ashing exceed convection range.
Challenge 3: Slow loading
Moving large parts by hand slows batch changes.
Solution 1: ±0.1%FS accuracy
Japanese PID, triple over-temp protection.
Solution 2: 1200°C sintering
Two-side radiant heat, four insulation layers, for molds and ashing.
Solution 3: Roll-in carts
Carts roll in; one of two chambers heats while the other reloads.
Aging and annealing are sensitive; drift causes uneven hardness.
Challenge 2: High mold temperatures
Mold treatment and ashing exceed convection range.
Challenge 3: Slow loading
Moving large parts by hand slows batch changes.
Solution 1: ±0.1%FS accuracy
Japanese PID, triple over-temp protection.
Solution 2: 1200°C sintering
Two-side radiant heat, four insulation layers, for molds and ashing.
Solution 3: Roll-in carts
Carts roll in; one of two chambers heats while the other reloads.
Key Capabilities
High-temp convection control
Up to 500°C, 600°C custom. Japanese PID holds ±0.1%FS, so aging and annealing batches reach the same hardness.
1200°C sintering
Up to 1200°C with two-side radiant heat and four insulation layers, for molds, ashing and tempering.
Over-temp protection
Triple over-temp protection guards long hot runs; a reinforced liner resists distortion.
Roll-in carts, twin chambers
Carts roll in on insulated rails; two chambers run independently, one loading while the other heats.
Moisture exhaust
Ducting evens heat; a full-open damper clears post-wash moisture and solvent.
Up to 500°C, 600°C custom. Japanese PID holds ±0.1%FS, so aging and annealing batches reach the same hardness.
1200°C sintering
Up to 1200°C with two-side radiant heat and four insulation layers, for molds, ashing and tempering.
Over-temp protection
Triple over-temp protection guards long hot runs; a reinforced liner resists distortion.
Roll-in carts, twin chambers
Carts roll in on insulated rails; two chambers run independently, one loading while the other heats.
Moisture exhaust
Ducting evens heat; a full-open damper clears post-wash moisture and solvent.
Service & Track Record
Integration: each oven has a PLC touch panel for live monitoring and history, and can upload temperature data to your IT server as a batch record.
Background: our first own-brand ovens in 2009 served bicycle and metal hardware makers, and our oven designs have taken roll-in carts since 1976.
Custom build: designed around part size and flow; sheet metal, assembly, QA and packing in our Sanxia factory, then on-site installation. Engineers diagnose by phone or video, then quote repairs.
Background: our first own-brand ovens in 2009 served bicycle and metal hardware makers, and our oven designs have taken roll-in carts since 1976.
Custom build: designed around part size and flow; sheet metal, assembly, QA and packing in our Sanxia factory, then on-site installation. Engineers diagnose by phone or video, then quote repairs.
