So, we're a couple weeks out from (finally) actually having enough power in the manufacturing facility to be able to upgrade our oven. We're currently using a Neoden IN6, which is working fine, except we seem to be burning out the Zone 3 elements with more frequency than I would like. Plus, the recovery time can be an issue for heavier boards. I've used a few others before this, but that is irrelevant to the discussion at large.
As I don't have three phase power, I'm limited in the ovens I can consider to those that either run natively on 120 or 240V single phase power, or which can be easily re-wired to do so. Amperage isn't a huge deal up to a certain point.
As I figure my power situation describes many of the users of this forum (that is, no three phase power), the thought occurred to me that while I'm surveying the landscape, I should build a spreadsheet of ALL of the commerical oven options that can be powered by single phase power and try to capture the common differences between them - and then post the results back here (and hopefully keep it somewhat up to date). I'm obviously interested in something conveyored and probably something cable of a couple hundred boards per day, but I'm also planning on including the T962's of the world as well.
So the point of this topic is to gather a list of all of the smaller, single-phase, reflow ovens that everyone knows about. I was going to start with a list I already knew about, but I think I'd rather just let everyone post the ones they know about. And, if there's something non-obvious about the oven when I start digging through datasheets, then that would be useful too. That is, something like "can be easily rewired to use single phase" or "doesn't have cold junction compensation" or something like that... Not sure how this will all end up in the spreadsheet, but I figure I can get started and then post as I go.
Thanks to everyone who is willing to help out here...