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Keen Dry Rod Oven 450 Lb. Capacity 120V (K450)
Keen Rod ovens have been manufactured here in the US since 1972. The 450lb rod ovens are designed for the small to medium shops. They allow storing electrodes at optimum temperature, protecting welds from harmful moisture. These ovens are equipped with an "on" indicating light.
Quick Specs
• Electrode Capacity: 450lbs, up to 18 inch rods
• Voltage: 120V
• Watts: 1000W
• Thermostat: Dial Adjustable
• Temperature Range: 150° - 550° F
• Insulation: 2" thermal insulating wool
• Interior Dims: 19.5"D x 20"
• Power Cord Length: 8' • Weight: 95 lbs
• Shipping Weight: 125 lbs (Ships via Freight Truck)
• Shipping Dims: 27" x 31" x 34"
Quick Specs
• Electrode Capacity: 450lbs, up to 18 inch rods
• Voltage: 120V
• Watts: 1000W
• Thermostat: Dial Adjustable
• Temperature Range: 150° - 550° F
• Insulation: 2" thermal insulating wool
• Interior Dims: 19.5"D x 20"
• Power Cord Length: 8' • Weight: 95 lbs
• Shipping Weight: 125 lbs (Ships via Freight Truck)
• Shipping Dims: 27" x 31" x 34"
| MPN: | KEEK450-120 |
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MPN: KEEK450-120
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