Industrial oven loaders - Import export

Industrial furnaces BTF sa is the ideal partner for your thermal processes and custom solutions, in production or research!! BTF specialises in the design and construction of various types of industrial ovens and furnaces which are aimed at all industrial sectors and research laboratories. The range of operating temperatures of the units manufactured is up to 1,800°C. They can be designed to operate under air, under neutral gases, under vacuum or for performing special thermal treatments such as cimentation, (carbo) nitriding, …

In-line conveyor ovens: Pallets pass through the oven one after the other. Automatic batch ovens: The oven is charged with pallets while kept at a temperature below the gelation temperature. After the last pallet has been loaded, the temperature cycle is started for the whole lot. The oven is emptied in a rapid process after the complete temperature profile has been run through. Stack ovens: Pallets are loaded into the oven. When each row has been filled, all the rows of pallets are lifted up by one level. When one row of pallets has reached the uppermost position of a temperature range, it is pushed into the next temperature zone and from here is lowered down in fixed time cycles and unloaded. Serpentine conveyor ovens: Pallets are loaded into the oven in fixed time cycles and pass through the individual temperature zones.

Tunnel type ovens are convection ovens which allows to electrostatic powder coated work pieces to be cured usually around at 180-200°C in 10 minutes, are used in the powder coating systems. Curing oven length is calculated according to the conveyor speed in order to achieve polymerization and curing of the work piece quantities per shift. The powder coating ovens are designed by us according to the shape, quantity and weight of the product to be cured. These ovens are conveyorised, product inlet and outlets are opened designed accordint to the biggest work piece sizes. Oven can be designed as a tunnel, U, S or W-shaped according to the biggestt work piece and the work shop sizes. Electricity, liquid or gas fuel is used for heating up the ovens.