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  • 2012 B&L Cremation Systems BLP-200/75

    2012 B&L Cremation Systems BLP-200/75 Pet Crematory System

    • Manufacturer: B&L Cremation Systems

    Future Design DR 5000 Time & Temperature Chart Plotter UL Listed and Approved Device Does include the exhaust stack Condition: used, overall in great shape - Company has decided to get out of the business and loo...

    Watertown, CT
  • B&L Cremation Systems BLP200/75 Pet

    B&L Cremation Systems BLP200/75 Pet Crematory Furnace

    • Manufacturer: B & L

    Condition: used, overall in great shape - Company has a new machine coming and looking to sell the old unit. Pet Crematory designed for small to medium sized veterinary facilities Features : Fully Automatic contr...

    Watertown, CT
  • STEELMAN 633BA-C

    STEELMAN 633BA-C

    • Manufacturer: Steelman

    DOUBLE DOOR OPENING WITH POSITIVE LATCHING. PRIMARY HEAT CHAMBER AND AFTER BURNER CHAMBER ARE MOUNTED ON REAR WALL WITH HEAT (351,000 BTU/HR MAX. TOTAL) SUPPLIED BY TWO PACKAGE BURNERS. HEAT FLOW IS "TOP DOWN" I...

    Tolland, CT

Overview

Industrial furnaces and ovens are essential for various manufacturing processes, including metalworking, ceramics, and chemical production. These high-temperature units are designed for tasks such as heat treating, drying, and curing materials. They come in various sizes and configurations to meet specific industrial needs, offering precise temperature control and efficiency.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying an industrial furnace or oven?

Consider the temperature range, fuel type, size, and capacity requirements, as well as any specific features needed for your application. Checking the unit's energy efficiency and control systems is also crucial.

How do I ensure the industrial furnace or oven is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service experienced in handling heavy industrial equipment. Ensure the unit is securely packed and that all components are well-protected against damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for an industrial furnace or oven?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and cleaning heating elements, checking temperature controls, and ensuring proper ventilation. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance tasks and intervals.