Standard Equipment and Options (C)
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| CACT | Closed Atmosphere Cooling Tunnel. The CACT is a 76-115 cm (30-45 inch) long, high efficiency heat exchanger that reduces the temperature of the product
by convection and conduction. Inside the CACT, process gas flows through air rakes arranged above the belt to circulate proces gas which breaks thermal
boundary layers to cools the product. The captured heat is removed by fans outside the chamber which force ambient room air over the heat sink finned
surfaces on the outside of the tunnel. Warm air is exhausted through vents in the furnace enclosure to the surrounding room or to faciliy exhaust system. Multiple
tunnels may be joined end-to-end to obtain required cooling. Standard on many furnace configurations, option available on most furnaces.
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| CAWC | Closed Atmosphere Water Cooled Tunnel. The CAWC is a 76-152 cm (30-60 inch) long, high efficiency heat exchanger that reduces the temperature of
the product using circulating water or other coolant. Liquid coolant flowing through chambers above and below the tunnel removes heat from the tunnel walls
without adding to the heat load in the clean room. Includes OI integrated outlet water temperature sensors and alarms. Requires water supply and drain.
Multiple tunnels may be joined to obtain required cooling. Upgrade from CACT. Standard on many furnace configurations, option available on most
furnaces. Multiple sections can be included. Works best when a recirculating chiller (by others) is used for the coolant. 
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| CB-1 | Circuit Breaker. Three-phase circuit breaker disconnect switch. Required for UL approval. Standard on large furnaces. Option
available on most 3-phase furnaces including LA-series.
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| CDA-L | CDA Lockout. Manual lockout for CDA supply line, 1724 kPa, 250 psi. Option available on most furnaces.
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| CDA-S | CDA Auto Shutdown. Automatically shuts off CDA supply after actual furnace Power OFF to reduce compressor load and gas consumption. Includes
timed delay to assure clearing of all process gas and emissions from furnace chamber. Note: furnace control delays actual Power OFF until furnace
cools to 100°C in all zones.
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| CE | CE Mark. Adds conformance to applicable EC-Directives. Adds English documentation, certification, CE labels and 3-phase EMC Line filter
(3-PH Disconnect AND Circuit Breaker, if required, must be added with CB-1 option). Option available on most furnaces.
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| CFL | Cabinet Fans, Lower. Provides a high air volume impeller fan, located below the belt, to remove excess heat from the product and cabinet interior.
Used with CMB30 and CMB45 Cross-flow Fan Cooling Modules. Standard on all furnace configurations with CMB30 or CMB45 modules.
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| CM | Turbulent Air Cooling Module. Provides a 76.2 cm (30 inch) long, fan-driven cooling module consisting of two rows of 3 m3/min (106
cfm) fans that force ambient air over all surfaces of the product. This module can be used to bring massive or high‑speed product to handling temperature
quickly. Controlled atmosphere processes should be reviewed to assure that the product is below its oxidation temperature before reaching the air cooling. The
fan speed is controlled via the control console. Standard on some furnace configurations, option available on most furnaces.
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| CMB30 | Forced Air Cooling Module. Supplies fan-driven ambient air for rapid convection cooling of product on the belt. This 76.2 cm (30 inch) long, forced
air cooling module uses two top-mounted cross-flow 13.3 m3/min (471 cfm) fans to force ambient air into a plenum assembly located above the belt,
resulting in a downward laminar flow over the entire surface area of the belt directly under the cooling module. Controlled atmosphere processes should be reviewed
to assure that the product is below its oxidation temperature before reaching the air cooling. Fan speed is controlled via the control console. Multiple
modules may be joined to obtain required cooling. Standard on some furnace configurations, option available on most furnaces.
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| CMB45 | Forced Air Cooling Module. Supplies fan-driven ambient air for rapid convection cooling of product on the belt. This 1.143 m (45 inch) long, forced
air cooling module shall use three top-mounted cross-flow 13.3 m3/min (471 cfm) fans to force ambient air into a plenum assembly located above the
belt, resulting in a downward laminar flow over the entire surface area of the belt directly under the cooling module. Controlled atmosphere processes should
be reviewed to assure that the product is below its oxidation temperature before reaching the air cooling. Fan speed is controlled via the control console.
Multiple modules may be joined to obtain required cooling. Standard on some furnace configurations, option available on most furnaces.
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| CRTDOM | Crating for domestic shipment. Adds secure furnace crate and foam packing materials for shipment within North America, suitable for air ride
truck. Option available on most furnaces shipped by truck.
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| CRTINT | Crating for international shipment. Adds secure crating of heat treated wood suitable for international air or ocean freight shipment.
Option available on all furnaces.
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| CWWC | Cold Wall Water Cooling Module. High efficiency, 50.8 cm (20 inch) long, water-cooled module that improves heat transfer from cooling tunnel,
more rapidly reducing the temperature of the product. Includes OI integrated inlet and outlet water temperature sensors and alarms. Requires water
supply and drain. Multiple modules may be joined to obtain required cooling. Upgrade from CACT. Standard on some furnace configurations, option
supplied on pre-2014 furnaces.
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| CXE15 | Entrance Conveyor Extension. Extends Load station at the entrance of the furnace or dryer.
Extends length of furnace in 40 cm (160 inch) increments. Option available on most furnaces.
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| CXX15 | Exit Conveyor Extension. Extends Unload station at the exit of the furnace or dryer. Adds
.381 m (15 inches) to length of furnace. Option available on most furnaces.
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