Aging oven for aluminium profiles
Indicative price range
40,000–85,000 EUR (EXW)
Indicative range — an invitation to negotiate, not a binding offer. Verified: 2026-07-17.
Artificial aging is the final step that gives extruded profiles their target hardness (T5/T6 tempers). This chamber oven with forced hot-air circulation holds temperature within ±3–5°C across the whole chamber — because uneven aging means uneven hardness and complaints.
Configurations run from 4 to 18 baskets (3–20 tonnes per load) for profiles 6.5–13 m long. A 90 kW circulation fan, firing on natural gas, LPG or diesel, Siemens or Mitsubishi PLC with touchscreen and full temperature logging of every load — documentation increasingly demanded by customers' quality audits.
We supply the oven together with loading baskets, rail trolleys and heat-resistant gaskets (100°C or 280°C grades) that protect profile surfaces.
Specification
| Baskets | 4 / 6 / 9 / 12 / 18 |
|---|---|
| Load | 3–20 t |
| Profile length | 6.5–13 m |
| Chamber (18-basket) | 13.68 × 3.6 × 2.8 m |
| Circulation | 90 kW fan |
| Control | Siemens/Mitsubishi PLC + temperature logging |
CE status
CE: machine requires EU conformity work — we arrange a compliance quote
→ How we workTransaction terms
- Production lead time: 6–12 wks
Applications
T5/T6 hardening of architectural, window-system and industrial profiles after extrusion.
Who it is for
Extrusion plants of any size — the oven is sized to the output of one or two presses.
FAQ
What is the difference between T5 and T6?
T5 means aging straight after extrusion (run-out table cooling), T6 follows solution heat treatment. The oven handles both; the difference is in temperatures and times programmed in the controller.