Workshop capability
Oven
Curing oven for cross-linking powder coating into a hard, durable film.
The curing oven heats coated parts to the specified temperature — typically 180-200°C — causing the powder to melt, flow, and chemically cross-link into a hard, continuous film. Correct curing time and temperature are critical to the finish quality and durability.
Discuss this capability →Why it matters
A practical capability for the finished part.
Under-curing produces a soft, weak finish. Over-curing can yellow or burn the coating. The oven gives us precise control over cure time and temperature so every batch gets the same durable result.
What this capability includes
Controlled temperature profile
Even heat distribution
Consistent cure across the part
Suitable for various part sizes
Typical applications
Where we use it
Powder coating cure cycle
Industrial finish hardening
Batch and production curing
Temperature-sensitive work
Workshop workflow
01
Load the oven
Coated parts are hung or placed in the oven with adequate spacing for even air circulation.
02
Run the cure cycle
The oven ramps to the target temperature and holds it for the required time to complete the cross-linking process.
03
Cool and inspect
Parts cool gradually, then we check the finish for colour, gloss, thickness, and adhesion.
