Burn-Off Stripping Service in Boise, ID

The  Batch Burn-Off Oven is designed to remove surface coatings of cured  hydrocarbon materials such as paint, grease, oil, varnish etc. from  hooks, racks, fixtures, and parts. Removal of a material is accomplished by heating the materials to be stripped to  800oF. The material is reduced to a fine, light ash and fumes. The fumes  produced are vented through an afterburner chamber which raises the  fume temperatures to 1500 oF and higher for a minimum of ½ second. The resultant effluent discharged to atmosphere  consists of water vapor (H2O) and carbon dioxide (CO2). Ash reduction  remains inside the oven and consists primarily of inorganic pigments.  Ash is removed from the oven and disposed of in accordance with local codes. NOTE: Halogen materials are excluded and  cannot be thermally destroyed. 

The basic oven consists of a steel  enclosure with insulated interior walls and roof and a refractory floor.  A refractory plenum is provided to distribute heat evenly throughout the oven. Primary burner and controls are mounted on  the rear wall of the unit. Jack mount afterburner is included. 

Parts that will fit in burn-off oven are 72"x72"x144".

If you are in need of burn-off stripping services, contact the team at Coatings Plus today.