INDUSTRIAL OVENS FROM THE LEADER IN
THE
INDUSTRY
With over 100 years of experience, Despatch has provided
equipment for
nearly every thermal processing application and has the technical capability to modify existing
designs to
meet next generation requirements.
Despatch manufactures a wide range of industrial ovens that are designed to accommodate a variety of
load
sizes and production volumes. Regardless of your industry, you can depend on Despatch systems for
all your
heat processing requirements.
Despatch industrial ovens are known for:
- Tighter Temperature Tolerances: They pride themselves on precision, ensuring your processes
adhere to
the most stringent temperature specifications.
- Higher Yields and Consistency: Expect nothing less than optimal efficiency and unwavering
consistency
from their industrial ovens, ensuring your production reaches its peak potential.
- Repeatable Results: With Despatch, your results aren't just reliable; they're replicable,
allowing you
to maintain the highest standards in your operations.
RDP Corporation is your trusted representative for Despatch industrial ovens. Serving Minnesota,
North
Dakota,
South Dakota, Wisconsin and Illinois.
If you have questions about industrial ovens or require a customized solution tailored to your
specific
application, don't hesitate to contact RDP Corporation today.
Featured Industrial Ovens
Benchtop and Lab Ovens
Despatch laboratory ovens are high-performing and built
from
corrosion-resistant materials. Our standard line of benchtop ovens includes forced
convection ovens,
high-performance laboratory ovens, industrial production ovens, Class A ovens,
stackable clean
process
ovens, test ovens, burn-in ovens, and benchtop furnaces. Our ovens are versatile
enough to handle a
wide range of applications and provide exceptional heating accuracy, temperature
uniformity, and
process
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Industrial Cabinet Ovens & Furnaces
(Reach-in Ovens)
Despatch’s cabinet ovens are designed for easy reach-in
loading and
unloading. Our standard line of cabinet ovens includes forced convection ovens, lab
ovens,
industrial
production ovens, cabinet furnaces, and clean process ovens. They also include
polyimide curing
ovens,
catheter curing ovens, paint sample curing ovens, inert atmosphere ovens, and
top-loading ovens.
These
batch ovens provide a small and efficient footprint and a wide range of chamber
sizes.
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Industrial Walk-in Ovens and Truck-in
Ovens
Suitable for loading manually or by forklift, these batch
ovens are ideal
for a broad range of applications including aging, bonding, curing, drying, baking,
heat treating,
annealing, and stress-relieving. They feature industrial ruggedness, excellent
process control, and
dependable operation. Our standard line of truck-in ovens have chamber capacities
ranging from 52 to
952 cubic feet and temperatures from 650°F to 1000°F.
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Industrial Conveyor Ovens for Continuous
Processing
Despatch conveyor ovens are versatile, reliable, and
achieve superior air
temperature uniformity on all interior parts due to high-volume, vertical down
airflow. Their unique
belt design is ideal for large quantities of similar workpieces being processed.
Options include
Class
A models designed explicitly for flammable solvents and a HEPA filtered model for
applications that
require Class 1000 cleanliness.
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Oven Chamber Sizes
Despatch ovens offer an almost unlimited amount of application possibilities to meet any of your
batch-processing requirements. Their industrial ovens are categorized by their chamber sizes:
- Cabinet ovens and furnaces (Reach-in ovens): These compact electric or gas
ovens are
ideal for lower-production manufacturing. Designed for easy loading and unloading, they're
versatile for a
variety of processes.
- Laboratory Ovens or Benchtop Ovens: Small yet mighty, these ovens find
their niche in
laboratory, testing, or low-production environments.
- Walk-In Ovens and Furnaces: For medium to large-scale operations, their
electric or gas
walk-in ovens, easily loaded manually or by fork truck, can accommodate a variety of
specific product and
process needs.
- Conveyor Ovens: Continuous processing with conveyor ovens is made
possible, ensuring
efficient and consistent production for various applications.
When you choose a Despatch oven or furnace, you secure temperature uniformity well within
specifications.
Their ovens boast high-velocity uniflow airflow, ensuring both horizontal and vertical air
movement for
exceptional temperature uniformity. Adjustable louvers direct heated air to create a precise
airflow pattern
tailored to your specific parts.
Count on Despatch for unmatched expertise and industrial ovens that elevate your thermal
processing
capabilities to new heights.
Processes Performed by Despatch
Ovens and
Furnaces:
Despatch has a wide range of ovens and furnaces that are available for curing, powder coating,
dehydrating,
drying, heat shrinking, pre-heating, testing and many other thermal processing applications,
including:
Annealing: a heat treatment process used mostly to increase the ductility and
reduce the
hardness of a material. It is most commonly used for treating metals, but other materials,
including glass
and plastics can also be annealed.
During the annealing process the metal, plastic or glass is heated to a specific temperature or
color and
then the material is cooled at a controlled, specified rate. This process changes the physical
and chemical
properties of the material to make it more malleable or improve ductility; providing stress
relief and
creating a new microstructure.
Heat treating: the heating and cooling of metals and alloys to achieve a desired
physical
and mechanical property such as strength, hardness, and resistance to fatigue or failure.
Choosing a Despatch oven or furnace will ensure you that temperature uniformity will be well
within
specification. Despatch ovens feature high-velocity uniflow airflow, meaning that the air moves
both
horizontally and vertically, offering exceptional temperature uniformity. Adjustable louvers
direct heated
air for a precise airflow pattern suited to specific parts.
Stress Relieving: reduces internal stresses caused by cold working or
non-uniform cooling.
Aging: also referred to as precipitation hardening increases the hardness and
strength of
metal alloys. Both timing and temperature are critical during the hardening process. Uneven
heating can
create cracks and other defects, often starting from the corners or edges of the material.
Tempering: a process used to reduce the brittleness and increase the tensile
strength of
metal alloys after hardening.
Coatings: Once cured, the powder coating creates a tough, durable finish that is
generally
harder and stronger than any conventional paint finish.
