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Re: Pizza Oven for Powder Coating?
[Re: 440child]
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10/08/13 01:24 PM
10/08/13 01:24 PM
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I had thought about using a used commercial warming oven (like they use in restaurants to keep cooked food up to temp). Some of them are pretty tall, 5 to 6 feet even, and will reach up to 350*. And most of them I've seen are electric. Only thing is, I don't know if that's hot enough to cure powder coat or if the thermostats can be rewired (or replaced) to do so. I found a few on the 'bay pretty reasonably priced, 'tho.
If it's a glow bar oven, which most new (within the last 20 yrs) commercial units are, glow bars can reach temps of 3400 degrees F....you just need a temp controler that allows higher temps, along with the proper thermal couple, depending on what range your looking forr...for powder coating 400 max is more than enough....
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