Chest ovensLoading from above

Top loading for heavy, bulky items. Lid with spring tension or gas pressure springs. For nozzle packages and tools up to 1,500 kg. Up to 350°C.

350°CMax. temperature
1,500kgPart weight
stainless steeloven chamber
Chest ovens

Applications

  • Load heavy tool parts from above
  • Nozzle packages up to 1,500 kg
  • Thermoplastic plastic handles
  • Preheating bulky components
Options
  • PID control with over-temperature protection
  • Program controller up to 20 programs
  • Multi-chamber versions
  • Venetian blind sheets
  • Custom dimensions
Quick info
5×150kg nozzles650×850×700mm350 °C · 15 kW
1,500kg package4700×700×600mm350°C · 60 kW
18×120kg2660×850×800mm350°C · 35 kW

Industries

Tool making Mechanical engineering Injection molding Nozzle packages Preheat
Application examples

Customer examples

Chest oven customer example 1
Dimensions650 × 850 × 700mm
Temperatureup to 350 °C
Heating output15kW
circulating air1.1kW
Airflowhorizontal

This chest oven is used to heat 5 nozzle packs or spinning pumps, each weighing 150 kg.

Design
  • With ceiling crane or similar. The nozzle packs can be easily removed from above.
  • Protected built-in tension springs support the operator when opening the chest lids.
  • 2nd loading level accessible via folding hinge.
  • Loading levels made of stainless steel tubular frame with stainless steel perforated sheet metal cover.
  • High-quality heating insert with tubular heating element made of 1.4828.
  • Oven chamber made of stainless steel 1.4301.
  • 150mm insulation reduces heat loss.
  • Electronic control with separate electronic overtemperature protection.
  • Paint finish: RAL 5005 signal blue structure.
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Chest oven customer example 2
Dimensions480 × 480 × 330mm
Temperatureup to 100 °C
Heating output2.25kW
circulating air0.25kW
Airflowhorizontal

This chest oven is used to heat solvent-free, thermoplastic handles for further processing on plastic barrels.

Design
  • Gas pressure spring supports the operator when opening the chest lid.
  • Dryer with two removable baskets made of perforated stainless steel sheet arranged next to each other.
  • Base frame equipped with fixed and swivel castors.
  • Control with microstat and separate overtemperature protection.
  • Paint finish: RAL 6011 reseda green structure.
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Chest oven customer example 3
Dimensions4,700 × 700 × 600mm
Temperatureup to 350 °C
Heating output60kW
circulating air4×1.1kW
Airflowhorizontal

This chest oven is used to heat 1 piece of nozzle package weighing 1,500 kg. Nozzle package dimensions: 4,300 × 250 × 250 mm.

Design
  • With ceiling crane or similar. The nozzle package can be easily removed from above.
  • Protected built-in tension springs support the operator when opening the chest lids.
  • 2-part version.
  • Loading levels made of stainless steel tubular frame with stainless steel perforated sheet metal cover.
  • High-quality heating insert with tubular heating element made of 1.4828.
  • Oven chamber made of stainless steel 1.4301.
  • 150mm insulation reduces heat loss.
  • Electronic control with separate overtemperature protection and three temperature limit indicators.
  • Paint finish: RAL 6011 reseda green structure.
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Chest oven customer example 4
Dimensions950 × 850 × 700mm
Temperatureup to 350 °C
Heating output19kW
circulating air1.1kW
Airflowhorizontal

This chest oven is used to heat 8 nozzle packs or spinning pumps, each weighing 115 kg.

Design
  • With ceiling crane or similar. The nozzle packs can be easily removed from above.
  • Protected built-in tension springs support the operator when opening the chest lids.
  • 2nd loading level accessible via folding hinge.
  • Loading levels made of stainless steel tubular frame with stainless steel perforated sheet metal cover.
  • High-quality heating insert with tubular heating element made of 1.4828.
  • Oven chamber made of stainless steel 1.4301.
  • 150mm insulation reduces heat loss.
  • Electronic control with separate electronic overtemperature protection.
  • Paint finish: NCS 0510 R 90B light gray structure.
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Chest oven customer example 5
Dimensions2,100 × 1,050 × 700mm
Temperatureup to 350 °C
Heating output24kW
circulating air1.1kW
Airflowhorizontal

This chest oven is used to heat 4 nozzle packs or spinning pumps, each weighing 175 kg.

Design
  • With ceiling crane or similar. The nozzle packs can be easily removed from above.
  • Protected built-in tension springs support the operator when opening the chest lids.
  • 2 storage trays consist of a stainless steel tubular frame with a stainless steel perforated sheet metal cover.
  • High-quality heating insert with tubular heating element made of 1.4828.
  • Oven chamber made of stainless steel 1.4301.
  • 150mm insulation reduces heat loss.
  • Electronic control with separate electronic overtemperature protection.
  • Paint finish: NCS 0510 R 90B light gray structure.
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Chest oven customer example 6
Dimensions2,660 × 850 × 800mm
Temperatureup to 350 °C
Heating output35kW
circulating air2×1.1kW
Airflowhorizontal

This chest oven is used to heat 18 nozzle packs or spinning pumps, each weighing 120 kg.

Design
  • With ceiling crane or similar. The nozzle packs can be easily removed from above.
  • Protected built-in tension springs support the operator when opening the chest lids.
  • 2 storage trays consist of a stainless steel tubular frame with a stainless steel perforated sheet metal cover.
  • High-quality heating insert with tubular heating element made of 1.4828.
  • Oven chamber made of stainless steel 1.4301.
  • 200 mm insulation reduces heat loss.
  • Electronic control with separate electronic overtemperature protection.
  • Paint finish: RAL 6021 pale green structure.
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Frequently asked questions

Heavy nozzle packages up to 1,500 kg, spinning pumps and tools. Loading from above.

Spring balancer or gas pressure springs. Smooth running even with heavy insulation.

Up to 350°C. Heating output 2.25 to 60 kW.

Individually according to requirements.

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For heavy parts · Top loading · Since 1969