Grieve’s No. 987 is an 850°F electric cabinet oven currently used for baking paint samples.

Grieve’s No. 889 is a 350°F gas-heated walk-in oven used for curing carbon/epoxy components hung on monorail tracks. No. 922 is an electrically-heated, 500°F cleanroom cabinet oven used for drying precision parts in baskets.

Grieve's oven No. 878 is a 350°F gas-heated tunnel oven that is currently used for drying water from aluminum parts hung on a monorail pass-through conveyor.

Grieve Corp.’s No. 876 is a 500°F gas-heated belt conveyor oven designed for drying brass and aluminum parts.

Grieve’s No. 873 is a 650°F, electrically-heated inert atmosphere cabinet oven designed for processing corrosive materials.

The No. 839 electrically-heated, 850°F walk-in oven from Grieve is designed for heat treating and high-temperature batch paint baking.

Grieve’s No. 911 is an electrically-heated, 500°F truck oven designed for paint baking.

Grieve’s No. 881 is a 250°F electric shelf oven designed to dry water from medical equipment.

The No. 804 1,100°F electric walk-in oven from Grieve is designed for heat treating and curing paint and varnish.

Grieve’s No. 1019 is a 500°F electrically-heated walk-in batch oven designed for curing coatings onto large discs.

Grieve’s No. 816 is a 500°F gas-fired, rotary hearth oven designed to preheat and cure powder coatings onto electric motor parts.

Grieve’s No. 853 500°F electrically-heated belt conveyor oven measures 30 × 96 × 24 and features a 2-ft open-belt loading zone, 8-ft insulated heat zone with recirculated airflow and 2 ½-ft open-belt unloading zone.

Grieve’s No. 953 electrically heated 500°F universal oven measures 36 × 36 × 48 and features 9 kw in Nichrome wire heating elements.

Grieve Corp.’s No. 817 500°F electric truck oven, a modified version of the company’s standard TBH-500 truck oven, features an optional Type 304, 2B-finish stainless steel interior.

Grieve’s No. 887 gas-fired, 1,000°F cabinet oven is designed for curing metal coatings onto parts.

Grieve’s No. 839 electrically-heated 850°F walk-in oven is designed for heat treating and high-temperature batch paint baking.

With a maximum operating temperature of 1100°F, this high-temperature walk-in oven from Grieve (No. 804) is for heat treating and curing paint and varnish.

Grieve Corporation’s No. 818 1000°F high-temperature universal oven is used for cleaning and heat treating of fuel nozzles.

Grieve’s No. 923 is an electrically-heated, 500°F Class 100 cleanroom cabinet oven, currently used for drying precision parts in baskets.

Grieve’s No. 988 is an electrically-heated, 650º F top-loading batch oven specifically designed for use in processing electronic components.

A gas-fired 1000°F cabinet oven from Grieve that is currently used for curing metal coatings onto parts, has 175,000 BTU/HR installed in a modulating natural gas burner provide heat, while a 2,000 CFM, 2-HP stainless steel recirculating blower furnishes a horizontal airflow across the workload.

No. 946 is a 1000°F, electrically-heated vertical airflow walk-in oven from Grieve, currently used for curing coatings on titanium screens.

No. 911, an electric-heated, 500°F truck oven from Grieve, is applicable for paint baking.

Grieve has introduced a high temperature walk-in oven designed for heat treating and curing paint and varnish.

No. 839, an electrically-heated, 850°F walk-in oven from Grieve, is currently used for heat treating and high-temperature batch paint baking.

No. 881 is a 250°F electric shelf oven from Grieve, currently in use drying water from medical equipment.

No. 801 is an electrically-heated cabinet oven from Grieve, currently used for rotating baskets of aluminum and stainless steel airbag component parts, while drying them.

No. 810 is a 500°F gas-heated, two-zone belt conveyor oven, currently in use for curing aluminum pistons.

This 100-page, full-color catalog of ovens and furnaces highlights new equipment, new market applications and an increased factory sales representative network.

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No. 911 is an electrically-heated, 500°F truck oven, currently used for paint baking.

No. 876 is a 500°F gas-heated belt conveyor oven, currently used for drying brass and aluminum parts at a customer's facility.

More than 400 standard ovens and furnaces, with temperatures to 2,700ºF, are described in this updated catalog.

No. 953 is an electrically-heated, 500°F universal oven, currently used for various paint baking operations at a customer's facility.

The No. 952 is an electrically-heated, 550°F forced air convection bench oven currently used by customers for various programmed heat processing.

No. 839 is an electrically-heated, 850°F walk-in oven, currently used for heat treating and high-termperature paint baking.

No. 817 is a 500°F electric truck oven constructed from Type 304 SS including supply and return ductwork, the entire heat chamber and the recirculating blower wheel. workspace dimensions inside this unit measure 48x48x60 inches.

No. 931 is an electrically-heated, 1,250°F high-temperature universal oven currently used for various heat treatments at a customer's facility.

No. 810 is a 500°F gas-heated, two-zone belt conveyor oven and features doors at both ends of the workspace to contain heat, as well as pushbutton electric ignition for ease of operation a recording thermometer.

No. 929 is an electrically-heated, 500°F cabinet oven with vertical airflow.

No. 927 is an electrically-heated, 750°F cabinet oven that is specially modified with internal air filtration, currently used for curing Teflon®. Workspace dimensions measure 50"W x 50"D x 50"H.

No. 704 is a gas-fired walk-in oven which is currently being used for curing resin and paint finishes on metal and plastic parts.

No. 798 is an electrically-heated universal oven with a maximum operating temperature currently used for drying precious metal concentrates.

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