Gruenberg
Gruenberg
Product details
All standard Gruenberg Ovens can be modified to be explosion-resistant. Explosion-resistant, hazardous area ovens incorporate design features that allow the oven to be operated within a volatile atmosphere defined as Class I, Group D, or Class II, Group E, F or G. Ideal for heating and drying processes.
All standard Gruenberg Ovens can be modified to be explosion-resistant. Explosion-resistant, hazardous area ovens incorporate design features that allow the oven to be operated within a volatile atmosphere defined as Class I, Group D, or Class II, Group E, F or G. Ideal for heating and drying processes.
- Non-sparking brass explosion-relief door latches
- Wiring encased in rigid conduit or approved mineral insulated cable
- Fully welded liners and removable air circulation ducts and baffles
- Non-sparking aluminum or brass blowers or circulation fans
- Heating coil within a seamless Incoloy tubular element
- Sealed electrical connection ports and explosion-resistant housings
- Approved, static-eliminating belt drives
- Explosion-resistant motors
- Explosion-resistant electrical equipment and controls enclosed in housing or purged boxes
- Any standard industrial oven can be modified to operate under Class I, 2, 3 - Groups A-G atmospheres to meet your exact process needs.
- Rugged CHIL construction provides years of energy-efficient service
CHIL Construction
- Separated, insulated inner and outer surfaces
- Pliable, final seal silicone rubber gaskets on oven up to 650°F
- Less energy to maintain temperature
- Air-conditioning equipment doesn’t work as hard
- Heavy duty construction
- Built around welded, structural steel frame
- One-piece unitized construction costs less to install
- Pre-tested, ready for operation
- Motor and blowers to circulate air for uniform atmosphere
- V.F.D. motor for circulation adjustment (CFM)
- Heater elements are Inconel sheathed