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Wisconsin Oven designed and manufactured an electrically
heated belt conveyor oven for a manufacturer of assorted mechanical steel
springs used in a variety of products and industries. The oven, which is
designed to temper several shapes and styles of springs, has a maximum temperature
rating of 850°F with a normal operating temperature of 800°F. The system uses a
½-inch x ½-inch flat wire belt made of high-carbon steel and a variable-frequency
AC drive with electronic torque limiting, adjusted and centered on a speed of 9
inches per minute.
The oven chamber is 1 foot, 8 inches wide x 15 feet long x 9 inches high, and the temperature is controlled by a Honeywell UDC2500 temperature controller. The supply air is delivered through a fully adjustable boxed duct in a top-down airflow design for optimum efficiencies. The NEMA 12 control enclosure includes IEC-style motor starters, push buttons and pilot lights.
The oven chamber is 1 foot, 8 inches wide x 15 feet long x 9 inches high, and the temperature is controlled by a Honeywell UDC2500 temperature controller. The supply air is delivered through a fully adjustable boxed duct in a top-down airflow design for optimum efficiencies. The NEMA 12 control enclosure includes IEC-style motor starters, push buttons and pilot lights.


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