At Cincinnati Sub-Zero, we understand how critical it is for manufacturers to locate product flaws before they are released to the market. We provide for a variety of industries such as pharmaceutical, automotive, electronics, medical, defense, telecommunications, battery, solar, gas & oil, and much more. By using our environmental test chambers, clients of ours are able to reduce product development time, increase customer’s confidence, ensure product quality and reliability, reduce costs, and much more. We are here to foster continuous improvement and customer satisfaction on all levels.
A conveyor oven is a continuous flow oven; it‘s an oven that is open on opposing sides and has a conveying system running from one end of the oven to the other. Designed like a batch oven, conveyor ovens have the additional benefit of keeping products moving while providing continuous and uniform heat...
Industrial Curing Ovens
A curing oven is thermal processing equipment used by thermal specialists to improve or enhance the strength and durability of materials. Many factory processes such as baking, drying, heating, cooking, and curing require...
Industrial Ovens
An industrial oven is a device used to create extremely high temperatures to heat treat parts, condition metals, and cure metal coatings. Common functions for industrial ovens include drying, curing, testing, and coating of parts and products...
Infrared Ovens
An infrared oven is an oven that heats objects or cooks food using infrared radiation instead of conventional conduction or convection heating. People can use infrared ovens in commercial kitchens, homes, or industrial settings...
Types of Industrial Ovens
Industrial ovens are thermal processing machines used as heating chambers for drying, curing, and baking of foods, parts, and components. The main industries that use industrial ovens are chemical and food processing and...
Furnaces
A furnace is a piece of equipment that provides direct electric or fired heat for industrial processes that require temperatures that exceed 752 °F (400 °C). Many industrial processes require heating for the preparation of...
