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Spray-Con, Fired Tempering Oven, 1975, Direct LPG Fired, Maxon Model 400 Burner, 25x15x10ft

Description

  1. Overview
    1. Fired tempering oven
    2. Year approximately 1975
    3. Direct LPG fired tempering oven, complete with monorail chain and hook conveyor system, purging and electrical control system, exhaust equipment and ducting
    4. Burner: Maxon model 400 "Oven Pak" size 425, order # 7267
    5. Burner type: Propane/butane
    6. Burner kw/hour: 1000 btu/hr
    7. In storage
    8. This oven is now disassembled
  2. Specifications
    1. Dimensions of the spray-con tempering oven: 25 ft long, 15 ft wide, and 10 ft high
    2. Size of the oven including conveyor extension: 45 ft x 15 ft
    3. Model 400 includes a combustion air blower with non-loading paddle-wheel impeller, plus an air and gas proportioning system
    4. Simple adjustment requires only the setting of gas supply pressure, using a monometer test connection provided on the burner
    5. Model: 425, hp: 3/4, mbtuh at -5" to -0.5" wc: 2750 2.7" wc
    6. The monorail chain and hook conveyor system accommodated the placement of two spring interior units, back-to-back, placed on the extended hooks
    7. The unit dwell time, at a temperature of 450 degrees fahrenheit, was 20 minutes
  3. Condition
    1. At the time of disassembly, the panels of the oven were numbered and matched for easy reassembly
    2. When the machinery is purchased and transported, the following conditions would have to be ascertained for proper reassembly and installation of the oven
    3. Once the location of the oven has been mapped, fireplace bricks or fire-retardant material must be installed on the foundation of the floor
    4. If the conveyor belt is being installed, supporting beams will have to be placed above the belt for proper support