Oversized industrial ovens for heavy equipment, agricultural machinery, and large structural components.
PFS large equipment ovens are engineered for the curing and baking of oversized industrial parts — from agricultural equipment and construction machinery to structural steel and marine components.
Our engineers are available to help you select the right configuration for your application.
Measure the largest part, such as a tractor, trailer, structural member or marine component, and add clearance on all sides for airflow. Large equipment ovens are built to that part envelope and to your building.
Drive-in doors, rail carts and fork truck access are the common options. The oversized door system is part of the design, not an afterthought.
Heavy steel parts take time to come up to temperature. A high-capacity burner system and engineered airflow give precise temperature uniformity across large chambers, so thick and thin sections cure together.
Natural gas or propane fired, with electrical heating options available.
Heavy-duty structural steel and insulated panel walls and ceiling keep heat in and stand up to years of heavy loads moving in and out.
Your largest part size and weight, how it will be loaded, the coating cure requirements and your available fuel. We will size the oven and quote it.
Digital temperature recording documents each cure cycle for quality records.
Large parts usually need blasting before coating; see blasting systems. For smaller loads, compare batch ovens and walk-in ovens.
Send your largest part size and cure requirements. We will size and quote it.
Agricultural and construction machinery, structural steel, trailers, marine components and other oversized parts.
Drive-in doors, rail carts or fork truck access, sized around your largest part.
Natural gas or propane with a high-capacity burner system.
Yes. Large equipment ovens are built to your part sizes and building.
Large equipment ovens include digital temperature recording.
Yes. They are built with ETL/UL certified components and are NFPA 86 compliant.
The largest part size and weight, the loading method, the coating cure requirements and the fuel available at your site.
