Used LTG Conveyorized Tempering Oven – 500°F Max | 800,000 BTU/hr | 48” Belt | Natural Gas | 20' Conveyor

Manufacturer Information:

• Brand: LTG

• Type: Conveyorized Tempering Oven

• Power Source: Natural Gas

• Condition: Used

• Year Built: 2000

Description:

This Used LTG Conveyorized Tempering Oven is a robust industrial heat-processing system designed for continuous or high-volume heat treatment of metal components. With a maximum temperature of 500°F, this unit is powered by natural gas and delivers 800,000 BTU/hour of heating capacity.

The oven features a 48-inch wide conveyor belt and a 20-foot heated conveyor length, making it ideal for processing steel parts, components, and heat-treated alloys. It was previously used to temper steel parts at 350°F, providing consistent and controlled thermal processing. This unit includes a new blower fan and operates on 3/60/480V electrical power.

Specifications:

• Type: Conveyorized Tempering Oven

• Max Temperature: 500°F (260°C)

• Typical Operating Temp: 350°F (for tempering steel)

• BTU Rating: 800,000 BTU/hour

• Fuel Type: Natural Gas

• Conveyor Width: 48 inches

• Conveyor Length: 20 feet

• Electrical: 3 Phase / 60 Hz / 480V

• Blower Fan: New (recently replaced)

• Build Year: 2000

• Condition: Used – Excellent for industrial heat-treating

Features:

• Continuous conveyorized system for efficient and consistent throughput

• Natural gas heating for high efficiency and cost-effective operation

• 48” belt width accommodates wide or large part batches

• 20’ heated length provides uniform heat soak and dwell time

• New blower fan for optimized airflow and thermal performance

• Ideal for tempering steel and heat-treating metal components

• Heavy-duty construction built for industrial use

• Compact footprint with high throughput capabilities

Applications:

• Steel part tempering

• Metal alloy post-processing

• Heat-treating forged, stamped, or machined parts

• Automotive and aerospace components

• Springs, gears, fasteners, and tooling

• Powder metal sintering

• Stress relieving after welding or machining

• Industrial heat processing of bulk metal goods

What might this be used for?

• Tempering steel parts after quenching to improve ductility

• Uniformly heating metal components in continuous production lines

• Upgrading from batch ovens to high-efficiency conveyor systems

• Integrating into a heat-treating, plating, or coating line

• Processing automotive, aerospace, or industrial parts requiring tight thermal tolerances

• Replacing older tempering ovens with a natural gas-powered unit

• Running 24/7 high-volume tempering operations with consistent results

• Delivering precise heat exposure to long or wide metal parts