Item #
68076
BRAND: Eastwood
Eastwood HotCoat BenchTop Powder Coating Oven
Designed for small to medium-sized parts, Eastwood’s Benchtop Powder Oven is the ideal, dedicated way to cure powder for professional results on DIY projects.
Designed for small to medium-sized parts, Eastwood’s Benchtop Powder Oven is the ideal, dedicated way to cure powder for professional results on DIY projects.
Eastwood HotCoat BenchTop Powder Coating Oven is rated
out of
5 by
317.
Designed for small to medium-sized parts, Eastwood’s Benchtop Powder Oven is the ideal, dedicated way to cure powder for professional results on DIY projects.
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Description
The Eastwood HotCoat® Benchtop Powder Coating Oven is the perfect solution for DIY enthusiasts and small shops looking to achieve professional-grade powder coating results. Designed for small to medium-sized parts, this compact and efficient oven offers a clean, dedicated space to cure powder, ensuring durability and a flawless finish on your projects.
With an adjustable temperature range from 150º to 400º Fahrenheit, the oven provides precise control to suit a variety of coatings and part sizes. Its upper and lower heating elements can be used independently or together, allowing for even heat distribution and quick operation. The 60-minute timer offers convenience by letting you set it and focus on other tasks while your parts cure.
An adjustable baking rack supports parts securely during the curing process, while the built-in air circulation fan speeds up the cool-down cycle for faster handling. Operating on standard 120V household power, this oven is accessible and easy to integrate into your workspace. When not in use, its compact size allows for convenient storage.
Ideal for curing powder-coated brackets, trim, hardware, and other small parts, the Eastwood HotCoat® Benchtop Powder Coating Oven is an essential addition to any DIY powder coating setup. Backed by a 1-year warranty and lifetime U.S.-based customer support, it’s a reliable tool for achieving professional results at home.
Eastwood HotCoat® Benchtop Powder Coating Oven Features:
- Clean, dedicated powder coat curing solution for small to medium-sized parts
- Compact size with upper and lower heating elements comes up to operating temperature quickly
- Adjustable temperature range from 150º to 400º Fahrenheit for precise control
- 60-minute timer lets you set it and forget it
- Select upper or lower heating elements or run both together
- Includes adjustable baking rack to support parts while curing
- Air circulation fan aids cool-down cycle
- Stores conveniently out of the way when not in use
- Operates on standard 120V household power
- 1-year warranty and lifetime U.S.-based customer support
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Specifications
| Electrical Rating: | 120V / 50/60Hz / 1 Ph |
| Heating Power: | 1600W |
| Heating Elements: | Top: 2x 400W / Bottom: 2x 400W |
| Minimum Ambient Temperature: | 50°F |
| Oven Chamber Temperature Range: | 150 - 400°F |
| Timer Range: | 0-60 Minutes |
| Circulation Fan: | Yes |
| Rack Levels: | (Top / Middle / Bottom) |
| Internal Volume (W x D x H): | 15.12-in. x 12.83-in. x 10.71-in. (384 x 326 x 272mm) 1.2 ft3 (34L) |
| Power Cord Length: | 31.5-in. (0.80m) |
| Overall Dimensions: | 20.55-in. x 15.47-in. x 13.19-in. (522 x 393 x 335mm) |
| Weight: | 14.6 lbs (6.62kg) |
| Certification: | ELT |
| Product Weight: | 8.2 lbs |
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Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Two Point Precision from
Can't beat it for the price.
Absolutely great starter gun. I was looking to add powder coating to my shop and had a couple of potential projects that could have used it. And I obviously don't want a huge investment if this isn't going to be a production environment.
Bout the PCS-250, and have done a fair number of small items, as well as some much larger ones. Zero regrets.
Date published: 2025-05-01
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Mmww from
Good Buy for small projects
Nice size oven for small projects. I like the heat and fan controls. Fits atop a toolbox or bench.
Date published: 2025-04-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Larry from
Powder coating made easy
I was hesitant in trying this myself. But this was very easy to use and the results were GREAT. I experimented with a few scrap pieces and various techniques for preparing the pieces. I am happy with the results.
Date published: 2025-04-02
Rated 5 out of
5
by
DougB from
Wow, that was easy!
I bought this PC gun on a bit of a whim, and with some other items in Eastwood's PC package deal (filter, oven, some powders), and today was my first time trying it out. I have a homemade blast cabinet and first cleaned the paint off of 2 parts...then, I just fed the air compressor hose from my cabinet to the PC gun and adjusted the pressure to what I believe was around 8psi. I hooked up the PC gun, hung my blasted parts (I had no Eastwood PRE or other degreaser on hand, so I skipped that) on a piece of steel with stainless wire, and clamped the ground strap to it. PC'd outside with a slight breeze (no issues). Popped it into the pre-heated oven. This Eastwood chrome-like powder wanted a flow temp of 450 degrees but this oven only goes up to 400 - no problem at all. Basically what I'm saying here is that despite my somewhat slip-shod setup, this system and process was VERY forgiving for me. Results were well above what I expected!
Date published: 2025-03-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Cushman from
Powdered coating
The little oven works great and the powdered coating gun is good to
Date published: 2025-03-07
Rated 5 out of
5
by
RIVERJAI86 from
Well done
Very well done but I think you guys need to improve on the gun,it looks like you got the air gun from the recycling bin, it would be nice if you guys start designing your own air guns
Date published: 2025-02-11
Questions & Answers
I am new to this process. I understand the powder is attracted to the metal surface due to the charge running through it. What makes the powder stay in place between that and putting the item in the oven? Is it stuck on at that point before the bake?
The Eastwood HotCoat® PCS-250 works by charging powder particles electrostatically as they’re sprayed, causing them to cling to a grounded metal surface through static electricity. This allows the powder to adhere evenly, even on complex shapes. Before baking, the powder isn't yet bonded and can be disturbed if touched or exposed to strong airflow, so careful handling is essential until it's cured.
Date published: 2025-05-12
What size air hose do i need?
To operate the Eastwood HotCoat® PCS-250 Dual Voltage Powder Coating Gun effectively, you'll need an air hose that can deliver a steady airflow of at least 1 cubic foot per minute (CFM) at 5–8 psi. A 1/4-inch ID air hose is typically sufficient for this application,
Date published: 2025-05-12
Can the PCS - 250 dual voltage gun be used for covering 20" aluminum wheels?
Yes, absolutely!
Date published: 2025-04-15
Can this be used in a house without fumes
Absolutely NOT. Must be used in a well vented area as this produces chemical fumes during application and curing in oven. Safety Information
Use a disposable dust mask when handling or applying powder. Powder, like common flour, can be explosive when suspended in the air in high concentrations. To minimize any explosion risk, sweep up—do not vacuum—powder from the floor. Cure powder in a well-ventilated area. The urethane powders we sell liberate a very minute amount of isocyanates when the powder flows out. This usually occurs about 3-5 minutes after the part is placed in the oven to bake. Wear a respirator with fresh filter cartridges when curing or inspecting flow-out progress.
Date published: 2025-04-07
What do you need to bake the powder coat to the objects?
To bake the powder coat onto objects, you need a heat source capable of reaching and maintaining the required curing temperature, typically 400°F (204°C). Here are the key requirements:
Oven: A dedicated powder coating oven is ideal. It should be able to maintain an accurate 400°F curing temperature. Using a kitchen oven is not recommended, as it can contaminate food with powder residue. Eastwood offers small powder coating ovens suitable for this purpose .
Infrared Lamp: For larger parts or specific applications, an adjustable infrared lamp can be used to cure the powder coat effectively .
Temperature Monitoring: Use a non-contact infrared thermometer to ensure the oven or heat source is at the correct temperature before curing the powder coat .
These tools ensure the powder coat cures properly, achieving full chemical, heat, chip, and abrasion resistance
Date published: 2025-04-07
Can I hook this up to a fluidizer?
The Eastwood HotCoat® PCS-250 Dual Voltage Powder Coating Gun is not designed to be used with a fluidizer. It is intended for use with the included powder cup for optimal performance .
Date published: 2025-04-14
Can you buy parts for this oven? Thanks
Depending on the item, we do have a parts dept for Eastwood brand. You would need to call in with your request and what items.
Date published: 2025-04-14
What is the model number of the pcs-250 gun
Just what you referenced. PCS-250 Item# 33278
Date published: 2025-04-14
Eastwood HotCoat BenchTop Powder Coating Oven
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