Industrial ovens can be categorized by performance into programmable ovens, precision industrial ovens, nitrogen-filled industrial ovens, vacuum industrial ovens, explosion-proof industrial ovens, electrically heated forced-air industrial ovens, and hot air circulating industrial ovens, among others. They are widely applicable to components requiring drying and heating in various industries.
Industrial drying ovens can be categorized by industry as follows: Electronics industry, Instrumentation industry, Plastics and rubber industry, Electrical equipment industry, Electroplating industry, Printing industry, Eyewear industry, Pharmaceutical industry, Textile and dyeing industry, Machinery industry, Synthetic fiber industry, Wood industry, Friction materials industry, etc.
Industrial drying ovens can also be categorized by shape as horizontal and vertical.
Based on rated temperature, industrial drying ovens can be generally divided into: Low-temperature industrial drying ovens (below 100℃), typically used for aging electrical products, slow drying of ordinary materials, and drying of some food raw materials and plastics.
Ambient temperature industrial drying ovens (100-250℃), the most common operating temperature, used for drying most materials, curing coatings, heating, and heat preservation. High-temperature industrial ovens: 250-400℃, used for high-temperature drying of special materials, workpiece heating and installation, high-temperature material testing, and reaction treatment of chemical raw materials. Ultra-high temperature industrial ovens: 400-600℃, with even higher operating temperatures, used for high-temperature drying of special materials, workpiece heat treatment, and high-temperature material testing.