Used Wisconsin Oven Batch Oven – 350°F | 2MM BTU/hr | Propane | 29' Length | Model Batch-7/26/10-G/EP

Manufacturer Information:

• Brand: Wisconsin Oven Corporation

• Model: Batch-7/26/10-G/EP

• Type: Industrial Batch Oven

• Condition: Used

• Fuel Source: Propane

• Power Supply: 3 Phase / 60 Hz / 480V

Description:

This Used Wisconsin Oven Corporation Batch Oven, Model Batch-7/26/10-G/EP, is a heavy-duty, propane-fueled industrial oven designed for post-curing composite materials, such as pipes or parts requiring uniform heat treatment. With a maximum operating temperature of 350°F, this unit is rated at 2,000,000 BTU/hr and operates between 1–5 psig.

The oven has an approximate length of 29 feet, providing ample space for large parts, long tubular products, or multi-part batch processing. Though the cooling unit has been removed, the oven shell and heating system remain fully functional and ready for use or retrofit.

Specifications:

• Model: Batch-7/26/10-G/EP

• Type: Industrial Batch Oven

• Maximum Temperature: 350°F (176°C)

• Fuel Source: Propane

• Operating Pressure: 1–5 psig

• Heat Input: 2,000,000 BTU/hour

• Electrical: 3 Phase / 60 Hz / 480V

• Approximate Length: 29 feet

• Cooling Unit: Removed (not included)

• Previous Application: Post-curing composite pipes

• Condition: Used

Features:

• Large-capacity batch oven for long or bulky parts

• Uniform heat distribution for precise and repeatable curing

• High BTU propane burner ensures rapid heat-up and process efficiency

• Built for continuous industrial use in composite and manufacturing environments

• Ideal for curing, drying, or post-treatment of temperature-sensitive materials

• Suitable for retrofitting with external cooling systems or airflow modifications

• Rugged construction designed for high-duty cycles and long service life

• Manufactured by Wisconsin Oven, a trusted name in thermal processing

Applications:

• Composite part post-curing (e.g., FRP or carbon fiber pipes)

• Industrial component curing or drying

• Plastic, rubber, or polymer heat treatment

• Coating and adhesive curing

• Aerospace or automotive parts manufacturing

• Resin or epoxy system heat processing

• Pipe, tube, and ductwork post-fabrication thermal treatment

What might this be used for?

• Heat-treating and post-curing fiberglass or composite pipes

• Operating as a large-format batch curing oven for industrial products

• Retrofitting into an existing composite manufacturing line

• Replacing or upgrading outdated ovens with a high-BTU propane unit

• Supporting composite repair or secondary processing

• Heat processing of non-metallic materials in aerospace or civil industries

• Prepping large assemblies for coating, bonding, or forming operations

• Providing long part heating capability in a high-throughput facility