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Originally Posted by kcenicola
All of the powder I've purchased from Caswell state on the label "Do not use in a Gas oven". I do not know why, perhaps someone can elaborate on that.
The majority of the ovens we build here on the forum are electrical powered ovens. 8' X 4' X 4' is the practical maximum size for an electrical oven and is large enough to powdercoat most hobbyist or small business parts.
One degree per second is achievable heat rise rates with our electic ovens and that is not too long of a heat rise rate for most people.
What kind of gas powered products can you offer us? Electric ovens are nice because you can build them yourself and achieve professional results without having to worry about carbon monoxide venting.
Tell us more.
Ken Cenicola
NHA Supply, LLC
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powder is plastic...plastic is flammable... plastic dust [powder] is extremely flammable....open flame or even a spark could ignite any arrant powder floating in the vicinity... granted.. you'd probably need a pretty high concentration in the atmosphere around you...but it IS possible