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The Heller PCO 520 is a pressure curing oven. The Heller PCO 520 uses forced convection heating and cooling in a rigid pressure chamber. The Heller PCO 520 has a typical capacity of 24 magazines.[1]

The PCO 520 pressurizes air inside a rigid chamber and uses forced convection for heating and cooling. The chamber integrates heaters, heat exchangers, and blowers inside the pressure vessel.[1]
The PCO 520 automatically releases pressure to atmospheric pressure after the cycle completes. The PCO 520 accepts manual loading.[1]
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Last updated Oct 6, 2026.
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