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Curing Ovens

Raman Udyog offers a range of electric, gas-fired, infrared, and hybrid curing ovens, available in both batch and conveyorized configurations. Each system is engineered for uniform temperature distribution, fast ramp-up, tight process control, and optimized airflow — ensuring consistent coating performance across various geometries, materials, and part sizes.

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Curing Ovens

Curing ovens are critical to the powder coating process, where the applied powder is thermally cured into a hard, durable film. After coating, components are placed in the oven where they are exposed to controlled heat. This causes the powder to melt, flow, and chemically crosslink.

Decision Guide – Which oven is right for you?

Application Parameter
Recommended Oven Type(s)
Notes
Thermoset Epoxy / Epoxy-Polyester
Electric or Gas-Fired Batch / Tunnel
Cure at 180–200 °C for 10–20 min
Polyester TGIC-Free / Super Durable
Electric Tunnel or IR Hybrid
Needs tighter control ±5 °C, avoid overshoot
Heat-Sensitive Substrates (Aluminium, Zinc)
Infrared or Electric with Soft Ramp
Fast heat-up can cause warping — avoid direct flame
Gloss/Matte Finishes
Any, but precise temp control critical
IR not recommended for textured powders
Textured / Wrinkle Finish
Electric or Gas-Fired with long soak
Allows powder to melt and flow fully without skin defects
Large & Heavy Steel Fabrications
Gas-Fired Batch or Hybrid
Fast ramp-up, better for thermal mass
Small Mixed Parts (Job Work)
Electric Batch
Cleaner, faster changeover
Continuous Production (OEM)
Conveyor Tunnel (Electric / Gas)
Best for high throughput, consistent coating
Outdoor Parts (Epoxy + Poly)
Any, but tunnel ovens ensure curing consistency and corrosion resistance
Powder with Fast-Cure Formulation
IR + Convection Combo
Reduces total cure time to 5–7 min
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