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Heating Device for Sealants Needed

07/06/2007 7:28 AM

I need to find a heating device to cure a sealant that will be put on threads of metal fittings. I need something that will process approx 3000 parts/hr. The heating requirements are 3 min at 180~210 F and I'm looking for a minimal footprint. Budget target is $50K. The parts need to be spaced approx 2-3" apart until dry.

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Re: Heating Device for Sealants Needed

07/06/2007 8:54 AM

Look to using a conveying curing oven. With temp at 180 - 210 should be able to use lamps.

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Re: Heating Device for Sealants Needed

07/09/2007 12:07 PM

Heating element, infrared, light, induction heating, hot air etc.

You'll need test run to set temp so the part will have enough time heat up before exiting the oven.

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Re: Heating Device for Sealants Needed

08/10/2007 12:21 AM

hi i am with southern stress and i think i can help you with this task. I have electrical ovens that are very well designed for these task. How many parts do you have total? i think we can do this job for less. you may reach me at bc_southern_stress@hotmail.com hopfully i can help with your task or give advice and support. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.
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