April 13, 2005 - With heating capacity of 200 kW, WebDryer/IR/E dries moisture on steel web ranging from 1/8â€“½ in. thick and running up to 200 fpm. Three zones provide uniform heat across web and can be turned off when drying smaller web widths. Featuring tongue and groove panel construction with 6 in. of insulation, oven uses medium-wave, rapid response heaters and can operate coil temperatures up to 2,000°F. Unit is rated for 200â€“600°F and is mounted on casters.

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Release date: April 6, 2005

Electric Infrared Oven Used to Dry Steel Webs

Wisconsin Infrared Systemsâ€™ model Web Dryer/IR/E, an Electric Medium-Wave Web Drying Oven, was manufactured for the steel industry; to remove moisture on a steel web that runs 200 FPM.

This infrared oven was specifically designed to remove moisture on a steel web ranging from 1/8â€ to ½â€ thick. It has three zones to help provide uniform heat across the web and it also has the ability to turn off zones when drying smaller web widths. The oven uses medium-wave, rapid response heaters and can operate coil temperatures up to 2000 °F. The heaters are mounted in a manner to heat from the top-down and bottom-up. The oven was designed to deliver high power in a short space. This design is used in many web applications where floor space is at a premium.

The oven is constructed using tongue and groove panel construction with 6â€ of insulation and is rated for 200-600 °F. The equipment features a manual control package with 3 zones of control, and is mounted on casters so the oven can be moved off the web line as required. This oven heating capacity is rated at approximately 200 kW.

Additional features available are; customized oven sizes, batch or conveyor systems, Full PLC control, operation on different fuels, Watch Dog® Oven Management Systems and turn key systems.

For further details, contact Wisconsin Infrared Systems at (262) 642-4200, or by email at infrared@wisoven.com.

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Name: Wisconsin Oven Corp.
Address: 2025 Young St.
City: East Troy
State: WI
ZIP: 53120
Country: USA
Phone: 262-642-3938
FAX: 262-363-4018
http://www.wisoven.com

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