Industrial Oven Processes

Annealing is an industrial oven treatment consisting of heating a product to and staying at a suitable temperature, followed by cooling down at a designated rate. This process is used to soften the material and produce improvements in other properties.

Curing is a common process in the finishing industry. A variety of coatings are cured on materials to provide a decorative or protective finish. Curing is also necessary to set adhesives or epoxy. Gruenberg manufactures curing ovens in batch, conveyor and custom configurations to meet your process requirements.

Depyrogentation is a clean room process that is intended to physically destroy the molecular structure of microorganisms or pyrogens by employing exposure to a specific temperature for a specific time period.

Dry heat ovens have several advantages of steam autoclaves, including higher temperatures and the ability to sterilize materials that might be damaged by steam or are impenetrable to moist heat. It is the most effective sterilization method, with lower energy and cost.

Industrial drying ovens are used for removing moisture from a product. A wide range of industries including pharmaceutical and research laboratories utilize drying ovens. Gruenberg manufactures industrial drying ovens in batch, conveyor and custom configurations to meet your process requirements.

Hazardous material processing coincides with processes that use some type of flammable, explosive or potentially hazardous material in the manufacturing, testing of a product. Specific processes, not limited to, drying or curing could fall into this category. Select safety features are designed into the ovens to prevent unsafe conditions. These ovens may or may not reside in a classified safety area.

The lab animal science industry has seen an increased demand for more sustainable technologies and Gruenberg has been the one to answer with their dry heat sterilizers for the Lab Animal Science Sterilization processes.