Convection Ovens

Our GAT Convection Ovens are designed to accommodate virtually any size of part, finishing type (powder or liquid coat), and environment (indoor or outdoor applications). We take great pride in designing and producing the right type of convection ovens to meet your manufacturing needs. While all of our Convection Ovens qualify as Dry-Off or Cure ovens, we can build any type of Elevated, Outdoor, and Industrial convection ovens you need.

The GAT Difference

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Sturdy Ductwork
18-gauge galvannealed steel with a 12-gauge internal frame makes up the floor-mounted ductwork
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6" insulated panel
6" thick steel encased 4# density batt mineral wool insulated panels provided in four-foot widths
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High-Velocity Air Seals
Allows ovens to operate more efficiently due to lowered exhaust rates and reduction of heat loss.
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4' Wide Panels
Present 45% fewer seams, thereby reducing through steel and increasing efficiency.
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Custom Heater Sizes
Factory Built and tested heater assembly. Custom designed for BTU and CFM output required for any job.
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Less Through Steel
Spot welded and clip assembled design allows for 20x less through steel than our competitors resulting in a decreased thermal footprint and reduced gas bills.
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VFD Exhaust Fans
Allows quick purge and optimal oven exhaust rating for efficient and continuous operation. Ultimately allows for more production hours per day.
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Direct air impingement along with heated air.
Dries the part more effectively
18-gauge galvannealed steel with a 12-gauge internal frame makes up the floor-mounted ductwork.
Sturdy build capable of taking on any workload for decades of service
Top mounted, adjustable louvers allow for direct air impingement on the part
Movement at the part is maximized and moisture is removed quickly. Minimizes the potential for flash rusting.
Directed air streams = reduced drying temperatures
Operating energy costs are decreased significantly
Six-inch-thick steel encased 4# density batt mineral wool insulated panels provided in four-foot widths
Four-foot-wide panels present 45% fewer seams, thereby increasing efficiency.
High-velocity air-seals
Minimize the heated air in the oven escaping to the surrounding atmosphere, and to insure the optimum efficient operation of the oven.
Edges of dry-off oven panels are arranged to fit in tongue-and-groove
Provides a tight seal that also allows for thermal expansion
Dry-off oven panels uses an isolated spreader clip and stiffener channel construction
Greatly reduce the amount of through steel to increase efficiency as well as to provide added strength
Gas-fired modulating burner controlled via a UL, FM, and NFPA compliant gas train
Safer, more efficient burner usage
Dry-Off oven panels are sheathed inside and out with 18-gauge galvannealed steel - reinforced with stiffening ribs spaced on 12-inch centers
Stronger frame for longer-lasting production
Conveyor openings through the side of the dry off oven
High-velocity air seals are provided to minimize the heated air in the oven escaping to the surrounding atmosphere
High air turnover along with floor mounted ductwork
Ensures even temperature throughout the cure oven
Seams are fully insulated with the same insulation material as the oven panels. Construction of oven panel is entirely spot welded
Smooth surface inside and out.
Centrally located thermocouple
Designed for best temp distribution and takes the guesswork out of oven temperature and efficacy
VFD on exhaust fans allows quick purge and optimal oven exhaust rating for efficient and continuous operation
Meets and exceeds NFPA requirement and gives more hours out of the day for production
1/20th of the linear feet of through steel
Provides lowest heat signature in the industry, reduces gas bill, and saves money over time
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We work with OEM and parts production companies across the U.S. and beyond with our industry-leading design and development of convection ovens. We can help you find out which type of convection oven is right for your manufacturing needs.
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