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    ok i seems that everybody is against using gas for a heat sorce in a oven im building a 4 x 4 x 6 oven about 96 cubic feet by my calculations i need 20kw of heating does anyone know where to get elements from besides using oven elements there is a guy on ebay building them but he wont devulge his supplier

  • #2
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    hello dbug10
    try this www.tempco.com then click on band heater go to tubular heathers
    you can get a kind of oven element 5kw the shape you want
    and look at representative section you will find a distributor near you for sure
    also you can ask for industrial heaters at your appliance distributor
    hope that will help you

    my english getting better

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    • #3
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      I just built the same size oven, used 6 1500W elements-wired it in delta 3 phase...heats up to 425 in about 15 minutes---works great for my company...email me and i will send the part numbers of the elements.

      Ed

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      • #4
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        I guess you can't find any old ovens. You can get cheap elements here

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        • #5
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          Try www.mcmaster.com page number 477...they have finned elements from 500 to 4150W depending on either 120V 04 240V elements

          Ed

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          • #6
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            who has done BTU calcs?... specificly;

            X btu's to heat Y cubic foot oven to Z temp.
            If it jams; Force it. And if it breaks it needed replacing anyway.

            I can go from 0 to "What seems to be the problem Officer?" in 3 seconds."

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            • #7
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              How well the oven is constructed and insulated makes a huge difference. But, I think it's about 650 BTU per cubic foot..

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              • #8
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                if electric i use 350watts per cubic foot.
                when in doubt polish it out/ why replace it when you can refinish it
                G2 Polishing and Powdercoating

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                • #9
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                  That's about 1,195 Bth per cubic foot... that'll heat'er up

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