Ovens
Industrial ovens, built like autoclaves.
Composite curing, walk-in, batch, and post-cure ovens for everyone from technical colleges to the largest aerospace manufacturers.
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Oven types
A range of industrial ovens
Composite curing ovens
Out-of-autoclave curing with the controls, vacuum, and data of an autoclave. Standard with CPC.
StandardWalk-in ovens
Pre-engineered walk-in models for fast delivery, or custom designs when you need something specialized.
Batch and post cureBatch and post-cure ovens
Single-load curing, drying, and aging, and post-cure ovens that free autoclave capacity for the next load.
ProcessOut-of-autoclave curing
Moving parts from autoclave to oven, with CFD analysis to prove your tooling will cure properly.
Why ASC ovens
Efficient, reliable, and easy to own
Every ASC oven is engineered for long life and low cost of ownership.
Structural or panel construction
We build both, and recommend the construction that best fits each oven's size, process, site, and budget.
High airflow
More air to your parts and tools than a typical oven, which is the most effective way to shorten cure cycles.
CPC controls
The composite control system used on more than 1,500 autoclaves, ovens, and presses, with the data and reporting aerospace quality systems require.
Autoclave-grade vacuum
PC-controlled vacuum source lines, monitored probe lines, automatic leak tests, and stainless valves and tubing.
Factory tested and warrantied
Every oven is tested before it ships. Large ovens are shop-erected or shipped in sections for field assembly.
Service for life
Our technicians provide preventive maintenance, calibration, software support, and repairs.
Standard or custom
From a pre-engineered model to a 40 ft production oven
Our standard ovens are a high-quality choice that fits a budget. When you need advanced controls, we add CPC. When you need something no one has built before, our engineers design it, including CFD analysis of how your tooling will heat.
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Spec your oven.
Tell us your part sizes, temperatures, and cure specifications. An ASC engineer will recommend a standard model or a custom design.