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POWDER COATING OVENS AUSTRALIA

Plan for production.
Build for your workflow.

Custom oven and material movement systems for workshops with larger components or higher production requirements.

Plan for production. Build for your workflow.

FROM LOADING TO UNLOADING

How a production setup works.

The oven is one part of the process. The way parts are loaded, sprayed, moved, cured and unloaded matters when planning the complete system.

Load & hang

Arrange prepared parts on hangers or a rack, allowing for their dimensions and the agreed working load.

Prep & spray

Move parts to the preparation and coating stages in your workshop’s process. Booth and extraction arrangements are planned around the site.

Transfer & cure

Move the coated batch into the oven and run the specified curing cycle. Loading and movement depend on the agreed rail or trolley design.

Cool & unload

Move cured parts to an appropriate cooling area, then unload and prepare the hangers or rack for the next batch.

Illustrative process only. This is not a site layout or a representation of automatic conveyor operation. Part preparation, movement method and curing requirements are agreed for the application.

Plan material movement
with the oven.

For a top-hung arrangement, parts are suspended from the rail system. For a floor based batch arrangement, parts are loaded on racks and transferred by trolley. The layout and transfer method are chosen around the application.

Tell us what needs to stay on the hanger or rack throughout the process, and where parts need to be loaded or unloaded. This helps us discuss the oven opening, rack layout and supporting equipment.

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Overhead rails and oven entrance

YOUR PRODUCTION BRIEF

Design starts with your parts.

Component & batch details

  • Largest part dimensions, including its hanging position
  • Typical component weight and batch loading requirements
  • Parts per hour or day and number of batches
  • Product mix and colour changes

Factory & process details

  • Available floor space and ceiling height
  • Loading, spraying, cooling and unloading areas
  • Required heating and operating temperature
  • Available electrical or gas services
  • Site access, assembly and freight destination

These inputs establish the starting point for a written equipment specification. Rail capacity, transfer arrangements and production output need to be assessed for your actual parts and process.

Heating, controls & equipment scope.

Heating & controls

Electric or gas heating and digital control box or PLC touchscreen options are discussed as part of the oven specification. Chamber size, operating temperature and available site services guide the configuration.

Supporting equipment

Include trolley or hanging arrangements, powder gun requirements and booth extraction in your enquiry. Individual items and supply inclusions are confirmed in the quote.

Equipment supply and site requirements

Systems are supplied to the agreed equipment specification. Site preparation, electrical works, gas fitting, installation, certification, engineering approvals and local compliance are the purchaser’s responsibility unless specifically agreed otherwise. Use appropriately licensed contractors for site work.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Planning a new setup or upgrading?

Tell us what you coat, your required internal oven size and your location. We’ll help put together a suitable system.

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