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This HT333 is a heat-treating furnace engineered specifically for one of the nation’s largest engineering organizations. It is one of two on order by JPW’s client and is being planned for heat-treating metal valves for the gas and oil industry, allowing for reconditioning of valves in the field.
This month we focus on Kevin Bailey, a specialist in industrial oven fabrication at JPW. Kevin has enjoyed working at JPW for seven years, helping make customers’ industrial oven concepts into realities.
This month we focus on Jerry Mitcheltree, fabrication manager and CNC programmer at JPW. Jerry has 35 years of experience working in machine programming, machine operation, mechanical design, engineering and scheduling.
The ST434 is one of the more unique models of oven that JPW has had the privilege to manufacture. This oven was designed and manufactured for a lab in California. It is a Class 1, Division 1 – Class 2, Division 1 rated cabinet oven and will be used for munitions testing. For this reason, it was built to be explosion proof earning a NRTL certification.
The HT1322 was manufactured for a finishing supply company based out of Massachusetts. This oven features a very unique design, built with 13x2x2 ft dimensions and a vertical list door. It is a 52 cubic foot, high-temp oven capable of reaching 850F with a temp uniformity of +/- 5 @ 800F.
This month we focus on Bryan Wack, designer at JPW. A graduate of Penn College, Bryan completed a degree in computer aided drafting and design. After joining the JPW team 6 years ago, he began applying that education to designing industrial ovens.
The HD496 is a 4x4x6 foot (96 cubic feet) gas fired cabinet oven, with operating temperatures up to 500F for the finishing industry. This model features a heavy duty chamber and custom color paint.
The ST522 cabinet oven was designed and manufactured for a power transmission company located in the North East with top-notch engineering and customization. It is a custom sized unit, specialized for customer integration.
This month we focus on Kim Stout, electrical engineer, who has enjoyed 10 years of developing industrial ovens for JPW. Kim’s responsibilities at JPW range from electrical engineering, testing and quality assurance, road service and customer support.
JPW just recently finished a new model of the HT242 for a metal finishing company in Nebraska. JPW is creating high quality ovens like this one for custom solutions on a daily basis. They love what they do and look forward to helping you find the right oven for your company’s needs.