What are the advantages of an Industrial Convection Oven?

Convection ovens consist of a heating element and a fan that distributes the heat evenly inside the oven. Ovens come in a few versions and while they all accomplish the same tasks of heating items placed in them, they go about it in different methods. Similar to small and mid-sized ovens, industrial convection ovens have certain advantages over other types of ovens.

These ovens have applications in fields such as the pharmaceutical industry, automotive industry and biotechnological industries. They are not only relegated to baking in the food industry. 

The decision to go with an industrial convection oven requires a lot of considerations into what it is going to be used for. Elements such as the oven thickness, material, size, shape and style are all taken into consideration when building these ovens.

With an convection oven, there are faster cooking or baking times. Due to its design, it is possible to lower temperatures in a convection oven without a loss in time for the finished product. They are also more energy efficient than traditional ovens.

Thanks to the fan system used by a convection oven, heat is evenly circulated in the oven, allowing for constant and consistent heating. This feature allows users to place items anywhere in the oven and does not have the need for a central heating area or an ideal heating spot in which items must be placed.

Industrial ovens that are custom built for specific requirements can be easily installed and will not hinder the manufacturing process with delays or poor quality. 

Eastman Manufacturing offers custom industrial convection ovens with designs and features that cater to all their clients baking, heating and coating requirements. Their dedicated team of engineers, designers and installation experts can ensure a client gets exactly what they need from their industrial ovens. Eastman Manufacturing are also experts in the development of process equipment fabricators with the tools, expertise and background to make any manufacturing plant better.