Used Gruenberg T18HS74.35SS Oven – 74 Cu. Ft. | Steam Heated | Stainless Steel | 55°C | 34,500 BTU | 460V

Manufacturer Information:

• Brand: Gruenberg

• Model: T18HS74.35SS

• Serial Number: 27720

• Type: Steam Heated Industrial Oven

• Condition: Used

• Power Supply: 460 Volt

Description:

This Used Gruenberg Model T18HS74.35SS Oven is a steam-heated, stainless steel industrial oven designed for gentle heating, drying, or curing applications. With an internal capacity of approximately 74 cubic feet, a single-door front access, and a maximum temperature of 55°C (131°F), this unit is ideal for low-temperature drying, pharmaceutical processes, or controlled environment heating where steam heating is required.

Constructed from stainless steel, the oven ensures sanitary and corrosion-resistant operation. It is powered by 460 volts and has a steam heat input of 34,500 BTU/hr, making it energy-efficient and easy to integrate into steam-supplied facilities.

Specifications:

• Model: T18HS74.35SS

• Serial #: 27720

• Construction: Stainless Steel (internal and external)

• Capacity: Approx. 74 cubic feet

• Door Type: Single front access door

• Heating Method: Steam

• Heat Input: 34,500 BTU/hour

• Max Temperature: 55°C (131°F)

• Power Supply: 460 Volt, 3 Phase

• Condition: Used – Well-maintained

Features:

• Steam-heated oven ideal for gentle, even heating

• Sanitary stainless steel construction for cleanroom or regulated environments

• 74 cu. ft. chamber volume supports large or batch processing

• Single front-access door with tight sealing for uniform conditions

• Low temperature max (55°C) perfect for moisture-sensitive products

• Compatible with industrial or laboratory steam supply

• Reliable Gruenberg build quality known for long service life

• Suitable for drying, baking, or curing low-temp materials

Applications:

• Pharmaceutical product drying or stability testing

• Chemical component heating

• Food and nutraceutical processing

• Electronics and circuit board curing

• Moisture-sensitive material treatment

• Cleanroom-grade heating environments

• Research and laboratory batch heating

What might this be used for?

• Low-temperature drying of pharmaceutical or food products

• Heating moisture-sensitive or heat-sensitive materials in controlled settings

• Replacing electric or gas ovens with energy-efficient steam heating

• Supporting batch processing in GMP or cleanroom environments

• Used in facilities with on-site steam generation or steam heating infrastructure

• Curing, warming, or conditioning parts at a low and stable temperature

• Handling delicate components in the electronics or aerospace industries