MINNETONKA, MN, July 06, 2011 (Press-News.org) Benko Products, Inc announces Sahara Batch Ovens with roll-in carts. Ovens are electrically heated to maintain 350 degrees Fahrenheit, and provide crossflow air circulation to maintain superior temperature uniformity. Offering three roll-in carts, these ovens provide an ideal solution for curing or drying small parts in a broad range of industries, including plastics, chemical, automotive and more.
Sahara Batch Ovens are designed for reliable performance and ease of use. Robust steel construction allows years of dependable service--even in harsh environments. The roll-in carts feature removable/adjustable shelves to support versatile loads, as well as heavy-duty casters and wheel guide tracks for easy maneuvering. NEMA 12 enclosures house and protect sophisticated controls.
Features of Sahara Batch Ovens with roll-in carts that make them particularly well suited to versatile application requirements include:
* All-welded 12-gauge steel construction for maximum longevity and durability
* 3" mineral wool insulation throughout the oven
* Hinged doors on both ends of the oven facilitate greater accessibility
* Enclosures feature a profiling temperature controller, adjustable over-temperature protection controller and blower controls
* 2-year warranty comes standard on all Benko ovens
* Customization options to accommodate specific application requirements
"With years of experience in the oven manufacturing industry and thousands of ovens operating in the field, Benko offers superior products that can be tailored to meet the needs of specific application requirements," said Laurie Benko Hull, Sales Manager at Benko Products, Inc. "Our innovative manufacturing process enables cost-effective modifications to basic oven designs, allowing us to meet customers' needs at a very economical price."
About Benko Products
Benko Products, Inc. is the recognized leader in drum and tote heating technology, with 25 years of experience and thousands of Sahara Hot Boxes operating successfully in the field. Benko Products combines industry expertise with highest-quality products and excellent customer service to deliver a complete material handling solution. For more information, contact: Benko Products, Inc., 5350 Evergreen Pkwy, Sheffield Village, OH 44054. Phone: 440-934-2180. Fax: 440-934-4052. Web: www.benkoproducts.com.
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Sahara Batch Ovens with Roll-In Carts Offer Precise Temperature Control and Uniformity for Drying or Curing Small Parts
Benko Products, Inc announces Sahara Batch Ovens with roll-in carts. Ovens are electrically heated to maintain 350 degrees Fahrenheit, and provide crossflow air circulation to maintain superior temperature uniformity.
2011-07-07
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[Press-News.org] Sahara Batch Ovens with Roll-In Carts Offer Precise Temperature Control and Uniformity for Drying or Curing Small PartsBenko Products, Inc announces Sahara Batch Ovens with roll-in carts. Ovens are electrically heated to maintain 350 degrees Fahrenheit, and provide crossflow air circulation to maintain superior temperature uniformity.