The high temperature drying oven brings coated flat panels through a controlled 100–250°C thermal zone using gold-plated medium-to-long-wave infrared lamps. You can integrate the oven into a continuous coating line where the paint system requires elevated drying temperatures rather than UV curing or lower-temperature air drying. Standard working widths cover 580, 780, and 1280 mm, with different overall widths around the same 5000 mm oven length.
Match Temperature and Residence Time to the Coating
Your drying settings depend on the substrate, coating formulation, film condition, and required process time. Before defining the oven configuration, confirm:
- Maximum workpiece width and thickness
- Substrate material
- Coating type and application condition
- Required drying temperature
- Required time inside the heated section
- Upstream and downstream line speed
- Available installation space
- Power supply and exhaust requirements
The equipment supports coatings including PU, PE, NC, AC, water-based paint, fluorocarbon paint, and other compatible paint systems. Applicable substrates include fiber cement board, magnesium oxide board, calcium silicate board, glass, metal, and ceramics.
Direct Infrared Energy Into the Drying Zone
Gold-plated medium-to-long-wave infrared lamps provide the main heat source. Reflective lamp surfaces direct infrared energy toward the conveying area, while the enclosed oven structure retains heat around the workpiece path.
An 80 mm aluminum silicate insulation layer is installed around the sides and top of the oven. This separates the heated chamber from the outer structure and limits unnecessary thermal loss during continuous operation.
Carry Panels Through Elevated Temperatures
Inside the chamber, stainless steel conveyor rollers are wrapped with heat-resistant rope. The textured contact surface helps stabilize smooth workpieces such as glass while they travel through the heated section. Conveyor speed is adjustable through DELTA frequency control, allowing the residence time to follow the selected drying process.
Connect Drying With the Coating Process
You can place the oven after suitable coating equipment and before the next finishing or handling stage. For glass applications, it can form part of a glass spray painting line where coated panels require thermal drying. Other drying technologies are available within the paint drying oven range when your coating uses UV curing, infrared preheating, or hot-air drying instead.
Three standard versions use 60 kW full power, while custom oven dimensions can be configured around different workpieces and production layouts.
Standard Parameters: