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Used Batch Ovens in Switzerland

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    FURNACE “NABER” TYPE NABERTHERM SHS

    FURNACE “NABER” TYPE NABERTHERM SHS 41

    • Manufacturer: Nabertherm
    • Model: SHS41

    owen N41/(H-1280°C, room 350x500x250 mm., 41L – 15kW

    Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
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    2004 Nabertherm N200/14 Chamber oven

    2004 Nabertherm N200/14 Chamber oven

    • Manufacturer: Nabertherm
    • Model: N200

    Front loading oven for temp. up to approx. 1400°C. Incl. spare parts, etc. There are two identical units available.

    Aesch, Switzerland
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    2020 NABERTHERM N 4000/60HAS

    2020 NABERTHERM N 4000/60HAS

    • Manufacturer: Nabertherm
    • Model: N4000

    Control: Nabertherm Control Center Aviation | From: 400 ° | Up to: 600 ° | Max. temperature: 600 °C | Width: 2700 mm | Height: 3100 mm | Depth: 2000 mm | Volume: 2500 l | Max. loading capacity: 3000 kg | Fan pow...

    Brügg, Switzerland

Overview

Batch ovens are industrial ovens used for various heating processes such as drying, curing, or baking in small to medium-sized batches. These ovens are versatile and can handle a wide range of materials, making them ideal for applications in manufacturing, automotive, and other industries where precision and consistency are crucial.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used batch oven?

Check the oven's age, overall condition, and any previous maintenance records. Ensure it meets your temperature and size requirements, and assess the uniformity of heat distribution.

How do I ensure the batch oven is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Ensure the oven is properly secured and protected against potential damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a batch oven?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the oven interior, inspecting heating elements, and checking for proper airflow. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals and procedures.