Hedinair News

Smiths Medical have ordered four electrically heated, forced air circulation, batch ovens to cure varnish on fibreglass tubes at 80ºC for 72 hours.
These ovens will be shipped abroad eventually by Smiths, to replicate a UK based operation where Hedinair ovens are also used.
Smiths returned to Hedinair for further ovens because of the reliable service they have enjoyed from our equipment.

The Valspar Corporation in Austria has ordered two direct gas fired, forced air circulation ovens to stove painted metal test panels up to 250ºC. The ovens will be used in a laboratory environment and for this reason will operate from bottled natural gas. The unusual aspect of these ovens is that they have a small internal working chamber needing only 15Kw of heating, therefore the gas burner and the combustion chamber it fires into were of a special design. One oven will be sited in Switzerland and the other in Spain.

Rolls-Royce at Derby have placed two orders over the last two months, for heat treatment, batch ovens.
Two ovens will go to their site at Derby with a further two going to their Bristol site.
This continues a long relationship our two companies have, with Hedinair supplying ovens which meet the Rolls-Royce specifications for high performance and reliability.

Domnick Hunter manufacture and supply a large range of filters to the medical, pharmaceutical and beverage industries and always return to Hedinair for their ovens to dry moisture from the filters. These ovens can be conveyorised or batch and we are currently making a new electrically heated, batch oven to meet their latest increase in production.
The oven interior needs to be in stainless steel with all incoming fresh air filtered to maintain a clean environment within the oven.

AVX Ltd in Paignton, Devon have ordered another conveyor oven, similar to those they have purchased over the years.
They are used to cure adhesive resins on capacitors up to 230ºC.
The oven is heated using aluminium alloy platens and the components are conveyed through the oven on a P. T. F. E. coated, fibreglass belt.

Baxenden Chemicals in Droitwich have ordered a steam heated, forced air circulation, drum heating oven which can accommodate 32 x 200 litre drums positioned inside the oven in a two tier format, which is 16 drums at floor level and 16 drums above.
The oven is designed to safely warm and melt the contents, changing the viscosity state to a pourable condition.
Baxenden came to Hedinair because of the success of these ovens already in operation at their Accrington site.