Q&A: What is the difference from a household microwave?

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last updated：Jul 04, 2012

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What is the difference from a household microwave?

Batch-type industrial ovens are essentially larger versions of household microwave ovens and have a similar structure. Specifically, they use a magnetron to generate microwaves, which are guided through a waveguide to the applicator (heating chamber), where the microwaves are irradiated onto the items to be heated, thus heating them. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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【Q&A】 Q: What is the difference from a household microwave? A: Batch-type industrial ovens are essentially larger versions of household microwaves, and their structures are quite similar. - They use a magnetron to generate microwaves. - Microwaves are guided through a waveguide to the applicator (heating chamber), where they are directed at the items to be heated, thus heating them. - Differences from household microwaves: → Consideration for lifespan. → We confirm the customer's specifications and usage conditions, and design and manufacture based on their understanding and agreement. ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.