A flux holding oven stores baked SAW flux at a controlled temperature, so that it does not pick up atmospheric moisture before welding. Like stick electrodes, welding fluxes absorb moisture naturally, so holding them warm keeps their low-hydrogen performance.
The MV International flux holding oven has a 50 kg capacity on 5 trays and is compact enough to move around the workshop. It heats up to 400/500°C, so it can also bake flux, and its high-volume air flow gives about twice the air changes of an ordinary oven.
Key Features of Our Flux Holding Oven
50 kg capacity with 5 trays
Ambient to 400°C / 500°C
High-volume, high-velocity air circulation
Digital temperature control
Compact, movable design
Baking and holding in one oven
Flux Holding Oven Applications
Flux storage beside SAW machines
Small and medium SAW shops
Maintenance welding
Pipe and vessel welding
Hard-facing with SAW
Flux conditioning
How the Flux Holding Oven Works
Baked flux is kept on trays at holding temperature, typically 100-150°C. Operators draw flux as needed, and the controller keeps the temperature constant.
Flux Holding Oven Technical Specifications
Application
Remove moisture from SMAW Flux before use.
Capacity
50 Kgs
Temperature Range
Ambient to - 400°C / 500°C.
Air circulation
Vertical, Horizontal or Combination. High Volume and high Velocity Airflow provides twice the air changes compared to ordinary Industrial Ovens.
We manufacture the flux holding oven at our factory in M.I.E. Bahadurgarh, Haryana, using CNC-cut sheet metal, mineral or ceramic wool insulation and reliable control gear. As an experienced flux holding oven manufacturer, we run every oven at its working temperature (up to 500°C) before dispatch and share the test results with you.
Flux Holding Oven Supplier
As a flux holding oven supplier, we deliver across India, including Delhi NCR, Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Telangana and West Bengal. Typical buyers are SAW welding shops and maintenance departments. We handle site installation and commissioning, operator training, spares and after-sales service.
Flux Holding Oven Exporter
As a flux holding oven exporter, we have delivered heating equipment to more than 50 countries, including United Kingdom, Nepal, Nigeria, Egypt and Indonesia. Each export order includes voltage and frequency matching, CE-style safety interlocks on request, export-worthy packing, and remote or on-site commissioning support.
Why Buy from MV International?
In-house design and manufacturing since 1989, ISO 9001:2015 certified
Custom chamber sizes, temperatures up to 500°C and electric, gas, diesel or steam heating
Uniform air flow with high-volume blowers and PID/PLC temperature control
Every oven is trial-run and tested before dispatch
Installation, training, spares and after-sales service across India and abroad
Flux Holding Oven FAQs
At what temperature should flux be held?
Typically 100-150°C after baking. Follow the flux manufacturer's guidance.
What is the capacity?
50 kg on 5 trays.
Can it bake flux as well?
Yes. It reaches up to 400-500°C.
How much does a Flux Holding Oven cost?
A flux holding oven is built to order, so the cost depends on the working size, temperature range, heating method and options such as PLC control or a temperature recorder. Send us your requirement on the enquiry page or call +91-9718290000 for a quick, no-obligation quotation.
Can you supply the Flux Holding Oven to buyers abroad?
Yes. Along with supplying all over India, we export the flux holding oven to the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas. Ovens are built for your local power supply and shipped with complete documentation and commissioning support.
Need a flux holding oven? Send your part size, process details and production rate to sales@industrialoven.com or call +91 97182 90000. Our engineers will suggest the right model and send a quotation.