Oven Systems

INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC INFRARED OVENS

PROTHERM, LLC engineers and builds high quality, cost-effective Electric Infrared Oven Systems specifically designed for industrial applications. Our prices and lead times are comparable to prebuilt catalog items.

Infrared oven systems are infrared heaters, controls and a frame – often incorporating insulated housings, conveyors, exhaust hoods, air ducting, cooling tunnels, and other required peripherals. PROTHERM Electric Infrared Ovens are the ideal choice to reduce emissions and utilize a clean energy efficient heat source, considering government “GREEN” initiatives and mandates to reduce carbon footprints.

Our team approaches their designs with common sense for ease of operation, maintenance and shipping. We completely assemble and test our electric infrared ovens at the factory, so they’re ready for installation with minimal preparation and field wiring required.

We offer numerous highest-efficiency electric infrared heaters, each with their own unique advantages and characteristics, for the infrared oven heat source. PROTHERM completely manufactures our heaters, assuring you the best in quality, application, long life and after-sale support for your oven. Product temperatures of 150° to 600°F are common for our ovens, which can also achieve higher temperatures.

EXPERTISE IN INFRARED HEAT

With decades of application experience in industrial process heating, specifically in long and medium wavelength infrared, PROTHERM application specialists have the experience required to assist you with defining your process heating solution.

We guarantee quick service, competitive pricing, highest quality, and some of the shortest lead times in the industry – by assessing your project, calculating heat loads, testing your product, then designing and building it all in-house.

We offer these industrial electric infrared oven styles:

  • Infrared Booster Ovens – Preheat or pre-gel ovens commonly used in finishing industry for faster line speeds or to shorten convection ovens.
  • Flat Belt Ovens – Conveyorized ovens used in a wide range of applications and industries.
  • Overhead Conveyor Ovens – Ovens used with overhead conveyors.
  • Chain on Edge/Spindle Ovens – Ovens used with chain on edge/spindle conveyors.
  • Tow Line/Trolley Ovens – Tunnel oven over an in-floor tow line/trolley conveyor typically used for large products such as automobiles.
  • Batch Ovens – Oven housing used for stationary batch processes.
  • Web Dryers – Inline oven used for processing continuous web products such as paper, film, foils, and textiles.
  • Tunnel-Clam Shell Ovens – Oven chamber that can close around a continuous strand or sheet of product such as wire, tubing, or sheet metal coil, or extrusions.
  • Miscellaneous – Various heater banks and custom electric infrared heater configurations.

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