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An industrial oven is a device used in industrial manufacturing processes for drying, curing, or temperature modification of materials and products. It operates by heating the workpieces through a precise temperature control system.

Main uses of industrial heating ovens in industry:
1. Drying (Drying)
Used to remove moisture from various materials such as paint, ink, glue, plastics, metals, and ceramics.
Industries used: printing industry, surface coating, electronics industry.
2. Curing (Curing)
Used to harden chemicals or materials, such as baking paint, curing glue, or setting polymers.
Industries used: automotive industry, surface coating industry, plastics industry.
3. High-temperature baking (Heat Treatment)
Used for baking metals, plastics, or other materials to alter their physical structure, such as tempering or stress relieving.
Industries used: metal and steel industry, automotive industry, aviation industry.
4. Sterilization and making germ-free (Sterilization)
Used for sterilizing bacteria and microorganisms contaminated on tools or materials.
Industries used: food and beverage industry, pharmaceutical and medical supplies industry, medical industry.
5. Testing and laboratory experiments (Testing & Laboratory Use)
Used for testing material properties in high-temperature environments.
Industries used: research and development industry, materials science laboratories, electronics industry.

Types of industrial heating ovens:
1. Hot Air Oven – Uses hot air for drying or curing.
2. Vacuum Oven – Uses low pressure to reduce the boiling point of substances, suitable for heat-sensitive materials.
3. Infrared Oven – Uses infrared waves to directly heat materials.
4. Electric and Gas Ovens – Choose energy types appropriate for the job based on the nature of the work.