st423 cabinet oven

ST423 – Practical Industrial Oven

ST423 model cabinet ovenJPW’s line of industrial cabinet ovens offers performance at a cost-effective price. The ST423 is not only a quality, cost-effective model, it is also versatile – designed intentionally to fit through a standard doorway.

Horizontal airflow keeps the temperature uniform throughout the chamber. It features a stainless steel interior which can reach up to 650°F, ideal for most curing, preheating, drying and aging processes.

The ST423 has a starting price of about $10,000, with additional options available. JPW Industrial Ovens has two ST423 models in stock, finished and ready to deliver upon purchase.

Contact JPW today to receive more information on the ST423 or request a quote.


natural gas fired oven

Preheat Oven Removes Moisture from Aluminum Castings

example Natural Gas Fired OvenNatural gas fired oven has a maximum temperature rating of 750°F (399°C). The large preheat oven, which has a heatup time of 2 hr, is used to preheat and remove moisture from aluminum castings. The oven load is 40,000 lb. The internal size is 15 x 6 x 10′ with a vertical lift door.

*This original article was posted on the Process Heating website.


mike paternostro, co-founder and vice president

What Does JPW Stand For? Part 2 of 3

Mike Paternostro, one of JPW's Three FoundersP is for Mike Paternostro

If you have ever done business with JPW Industrial Ovens & Furnaces, you would know that JPW stands for providing a well-built quality oven that will satisfy your needs in a cost-effective manner. What you may not know, is what the actual letters “JPW” stand for.

12 years ago, three coworkers in the industrial oven industry set out to start their own business, naming the company after themselves – Mike Jameson, Mike Paternostro, and Tim Wagner. It is their last names that form the initials”JPW”. This month, we provide you with an inside look at Mike Paternostro, Vice President, of JPW Industrial Ovens and Furnaces.

Mike Paternostro was trained as a welder in high school and in trade school. He began his career as a welder in 1983 and has been involved in the oven manufacturing industry since then. Apart from being an experienced welder, Paternostro has served in many other capacities including: a checker in engineering, design and CNC programming, purchasing and supervisor.

Paternostro understands the value of hard work and spent at least 15 years of his career in the shop on a welding table constructing industrial ovens. Paternostro has always strived to produce quality projects and holds the crew at JPW to the same standard.

Paternostro’s mission at JPW is to make sure that everyone within the company moves forward, gaining knowledge and improving their products while growing the company. His leadership in this area has helped JPW to build the outstanding reputation that it has today.

After 32 years in the industry, Paternostro has extensive knowledge and experience and a strong work ethic, working long hours to get the job done right and meet customer expectations – a distinguishing feature of the company.

Contact JPW today to find the right industrial oven solution for your business.


onsite wheel repair conveyor oven

Relationship Plays a Big Part in Industrial Oven Industry

On-Site Wheel Repair's conveyor ovenOnsite Wheel Repair, an automotive care provider, uses JPW industrial ovens for their heating solutions. Purchasing their new JPW oven has been a major upgrade for them as they seek to greatly increase production and grow their company nationwide.

JPW was able to design and build a custom conveyor oven for Onsite Wheel Repair in a matter of 12 weeks – a relatively short time frame in the oven industry.

Onsite Wheel Repair had done their research, and began their product search with three different companies including JPW. When a competitor positioned their product at a lower price, they still maintained their interest with JPW because of the level of personal interaction and quality of their work ethic. The more they interacted with JPW, the more they realized JPW was the right fit for them. This is just another example of how JPW’s higher quality, better build and larger capabilities are winning over clients in the industry.

Onsite Wheel Repair has ordered and is currently in the process of receiving their continuous conveyor oven from JPW and they plan on purchasing a second.


ST496 walk-in oven

ST496 – A Walk-In Oven That Grows With Your Business

ST496 model walk-in oven with closed doorsST496 model walk-in oven with open doors

JPW’s line of industrial walk in ovens offers performance at a cost effective price. Horizontal airflow keeps the temperature uniform throughout the chamber. Our 96 cubic foot chamber is designed to add modules, doubling or tripling the production capacity. As your demand grows, so can your industrial oven.

The ST496 is one of JPW’s most popular models in production and the first model ever developed. The standard model reaches temps up to 500 but can be engineered at higher temperatures upon request.

The ST496 is available with carts or shelves. It also features a single set point temperature controller, disconnect box and a process timer to shut off heat at the end of a cycle. This model of industrial oven can be built with a pass-through configuration, featuring doors on both ends and is ideal for powder coating, curing, mold preheating and more. Other options such as programmable controls, recorders, disconnects, and wall ports are available.

Contact JPW today to receive more information on the ST496 or request a quote.


mike jameson, jpw co-founder and president

What Does JPW Stand For? Part 1 of 3

J is for Mike JamesonMike Jameson, one of JPW's Three Founders

If you have ever done business with JPW Industrial Ovens & Furnaces, you would know that JPW stands for providing a well-built quality oven that will satisfy your needs in a cost-effective manner. What you may not know, is what the actual letters “JPW” stand for.

12 years ago, three coworkers in the industrial oven industry set out to start their own business, naming the company after themselves – Mike Jameson, Mike Paternostro, and Tim Wagner. It is their last names that form the initials “JPW”. This month, we provide you with an inside look at Mike Jameson, founder and president, of JPW Industrial Ovens and Furnaces.

Jameson is the driving force of JPW. His own peers and coworkers describe him as a respectable and professional expert in the industry who provides a reliable and high-quality product.

Jameson has spent more than 30 years in the industry and began his career working on the shop floor straight out of high school. An ambitious worker, he was always asking questions and did what it took to get the job done. He had a passion for manufacturing and making quality industrial products. Jameson quickly rose from the shop floor to being assigned to special projects, and then to a management position.

Jameson leads JPW by prioritizing the client’s needs and being committed to spend time with each, offering solutions for their unique applications. His hands-on approach to providing industrial oven solutions to his clients is what gives JPW the level of repeat business that it maintains today.

See why JPW Industrial Ovens & Furnaces is setting a standard in the industry by contacting us today for your industrial oven needs.


jpw's innovative engineering

Innovative Engineering

Innovative Engineering – Cost-Effective Expansion for Increased Productionfurnaces in the construction process

An obvious sign of success in business is growth and the same can be said for industrial ovens. As demand increases in your business, the need for higher production rates will also. That’s why JPW Industrial Oven and Design engineers many of their models to be expanded.

JPW provides industrial oven engineering that you can grow into. Our oven designs allow for expansion modules to be added onto a model of oven, allowing it to increase production in a cost-effective way. JPW’s expansion modules are sent to the field and can be installed the same day they are received.

Expanding your industrial oven is the best way to do more, with less. Instead of upgrading to a bigger more expensive model, consider investing in an expansion module to take your production to the next level. Contact us today to see if your oven is compatible with our expansion modules.

ST8820G model oven


st216 walk-in oven

ST216 – Cost-Effective Performance

ST216 model walk-in oven

The ST216 is a high-performance walk-in oven with several customizable options. This industrial oven comes in electric or gas models and is used for various applications like powder coating, curing and mold preheating.

The ST216 can heat up to 650°F but can be engineered at higher temperatures upon request. This model can also handle various airflow patterns to produce the right result for your heating application.

Optional equipment customization includes:

  • Programmable Controls
  • Recorders
  • Ports
  • Class A Operation
  • Hazardous Location Class
  • Temperature Options up to 1400 F
  • Vertical Lift Doors
  • Gas or Electric Heating
  • Electric Voltage Options
  • Pass-through Configuration Featuring a Front and Back Door
  • Racks & Carts
  • Main Disconnect
  • Exhaust Packages
  • Insulated Floor

Contact JPW today to receive more information on the ST216 or request a quote.


BT222

BT222 – Lab Oven With Many Applications

BT222 model laboratory ovenThe BT222 is a low-heat, air-convection oven used for a variety of applications such as curing, mold preheating, drying, aging, baking of electronics and shelf life testing. It circulates heats by one 10″ fan at 400 cfm. Many manufacturing options are available including a stand, disconnect box, shelving, forced exhaust, recorder and a stainless interior. The BT222 comes with many custom options, all at an affordable price.

Contact JPW today to receive more information on the BT222 or request a quote.


jpw's charitable can drive

JPW’s “Feed the Hungry” Can Drive to Benefit Fraternal Order of Eagles

pulled-back photo of food drive bin at JPWJPW Industrial Ovens & Furnaces recently held a can drive to help families in need this Thanksgiving. JPW was able to collect 156 food items. The goods will be given to The Fraternal Order Of Eagles in Lock Haven for the Feed The Hungry Program. Don Troutman, one of JPW’s electrical engineers is a member of the organization and will be delivering the donations they have received to help eight different families this holiday.

bin with items gathered by JPW for food drive