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Drop Bottom Batch Oven

Drop bottom batch ovens are widely used in various industries for thermal processing applications such as annealing, stress relieving, tempering, curing, and drying of materials. They have a unique design in which the bottom of the oven drops down for easy loading and unloading of materials. This design feature enables the operator to place heavy or bulky materials inside the oven with ease, without having to lift them up and over the door
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Drop bottom batch ovens are available in various sizes, configurations, and with different features to meet the specific needs of various industries. They can be heated using different sources such as electric resistance heating elements, gas burners, or indirect heating through a heat exchanger. The ovens can also be operated in different atmospheres, including air, inert gas, or vacuum.

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Function

Drop bottom batch ovens are used for a variety of thermal processing applications such as annealing, stress relieving, tempering, curing, and drying of materials.

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Heating Rate

The heating rate of drop bottom batch ovens is adjustable, with options for ramp and soak programming as per the process requirement.

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Features

Pit batch ovens typically come equipped with a number of features, such as programmable temperature control, digital readouts, automatic shut-off systems, and safety interlocks.

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Temperature Range

The temperature range of drop bottom batch ovens can vary depending on the application and heating source or as per the process requirement.

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Power Requirement

The power requirements for drop bottom batch ovens can vary depending on the size, heating source, and other features.

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Heat Source

Drop bottom batch ovens can be heated by various heat sources, including electric resistance heating elements, gas burners, or indirect heating through a heat exchanger.

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Atmosphere

Drop bottom batch ovens can be operated in various atmospheres, including air, inert gas, or vacuum, depending on the material and process requirements.

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