Sock Heating Oven COHE-150

220V single-phase 1500W heating power 200°C max temperature 5–6 pairs/batch
COHE-150 main product view
COHE-150 control panel
COHE-150 overall view
COHE-150 inner chamber
COHE-150 blast system
Quick answer

What Makes the COHE-150 the Right Benchtop Sock Heating Oven for Polyester Fixation?

The COHE-150 is a compact benchtop sock heating oven designed for the heat-curing process of polyester socks after digital printing. With 220V/1500W single-phase power and a full stainless steel inner chamber, it uses electric blast constant-temperature heating to ensure uniform cavity temperature so that disperse inks fully cure on polyester fibers for vivid and long-lasting prints.

  • Electric blast constant-temperature heating

    A fan motor drives hot air to circulate inside the chamber, keeping temperature distribution uniform and avoiding uneven curing from local temperature differences.

  • Full stainless steel inner chamber

    The inner chamber is high-quality stainless steel — heat-resistant, corrosion-resistant and easy to clean for long-term high-temperature operation.

  • Digital controller DHG-9000-K

    High-precision digital temperature controller with dual PV/SV display; set temperature and real-time temperature are clearly visible for precise control.

  • 5–6 pairs per batch, plug-and-play

    Runs on standard 220V single-phase mains with no three-phase power needed; one batch every 8 minutes, ideal for studios, sample rooms and R&D labs.

Polyester heat-curing finishing equipment

New Sock Heating Oven COHE-150

The COHE-150 sock heating oven adopts an electric blast constant-temperature drying process with a full stainless steel inner chamber, designed specifically for heat curing of polyester socks after digital printing. Its compact benchtop body and 220V single-phase power keep the installation threshold low, while the digital controller maintains stable cavity temperature for consistent, vivid curing results.

As a downstream ancillary device in the Ningbo Colorido sock printer production line, the COHE-150 pairs with desktop sock printers such as the CO80-600DK. After printing, socks are laid flat on the stainless steel wire racks inside the oven, the door is closed, and heat curing proceeds — completing the full polyester sock printing workflow. With temperature adjustable up to 200°C and two heating power levels (FAST/SLOW), it is built for low-volume production, sampling and multi-style trial runs.

  • Heating Power 1500W 220V single-phase
  • Temperature 200°C max Adjustable
  • Capacity 5–6 pairs 8 min/batch
  • Dimensions 570×530×740 mm Benchtop
Technical parameters

COHE-150 Specifications

Factory reference parameters for the benchtop sock heating oven. Final values are subject to the ordered configuration and manufacturer confirmation.

Device Name Socks Oven Commercial Model COHE-150
Product Name Sock Heating Oven (Polyester) Inner Lining Material Stainless steel
Inner Dimensions 450×350×450 mm Overall Dimensions 570×530×740 mm
Package Dimension 100×100×1400 mm Voltage and Power 220V / 1500W
Heating Method Electric blast constant-temperature heating Temperature Controller Digital controller, model DHG-9000-K, dual PV/SV display
Temperature Range Room temperature ~ 200°C (adjustable) Heating Power Levels FAST / SLOW (two levels)
Control Switches POWER, FAN, HEATING — three independent switches Output per Batch 5–6 pairs of socks (one batch every 8 minutes)
Power Supply 220V single-phase mains Door Window Glass observation window
Chamber Racks Multi-layer stainless steel wire racks, removable
Compact stainless-steel heat-curing equipment

COHE-150 Product Features

Six core capabilities that bring stable, uniform polyester sock heat curing to studios, sample rooms and low-volume production lines.

Electric Blast Constant-Temperature Heating

A fan motor drives hot air to circulate inside the chamber, ensuring uniform temperature distribution and avoiding uneven curing caused by local temperature differences.

Full Stainless Steel Inner Chamber

The inner chamber is made of high-quality stainless steel — heat-resistant, corrosion-resistant and easy to clean, suited to long-term high-temperature operation and a longer service life.

Digital Temperature Controller

Equipped with a high-precision digital temperature controller (model DHG-9000-K) with dual PV/SV display; set temperature and real-time temperature are clearly visible for precise control.

Independent Fan & Heating Control

POWER, FAN and HEATING are three independent switches; heating has two levels (FAST/SLOW). Run the fan alone for cooling, or fan + heating in combination — flexible operation.

Compact Benchtop & 220V Plug-and-Play

Overall dimensions of only 570×530×740mm with benchtop placement; 220V single-phase mains at 1500W needs no three-phase industrial power — ideal for studios and labs.

5–6 Pairs per Batch Sampling Output

Processes approximately 5–6 pairs of socks per batch, one batch every 8 minutes, with layered removable stainless steel racks — positioned for R&D sampling and small-batch orders.

Machine structure and core systems

Inside the COHE-150: Structure & Core Systems

From the digital controller to the stainless steel chamber, every component is built for stable, uniform polyester heat curing on the benchtop.

DHG-9000-K, dual PV/SV display

Digital Temperature Controller

The top of the oven has a blue control panel with a high-precision digital temperature controller (model DHG-9000-K) on the left, featuring dual PV (process value) and SV (set value) displays and a SET key for temperature setting. Temperature is freely adjustable from room temperature up to 200°C, set flexibly according to fabric type, ink characteristics and curing process requirements.

  • Precise readout: Dual PV/SV display shows set and real-time temperature at a glance.
  • Wide range: Adjustable from room temperature up to 200°C for different fabrics and inks.
Digital temperature controller DHG-9000-K on the COHE-150 sock heating oven
Glass window, benchtop body

Observation Window & Benchtop Body

The oven features a white body with a blue control panel in a compact benchtop design. The front door has a rectangular glass observation window for real-time monitoring of the socks during heating without opening the door, and four anti-slip feet at the bottom keep the unit stable. Overall dimensions are only 570×530×740mm, taking little floor space in sample rooms and laboratories.

  • Real-time monitoring: Glass window lets you watch curing progress without heat loss.
  • Small footprint: Benchtop placement fits easily into studios and R&D labs.
Glass observation window and benchtop body of the COHE-150 oven
Full stainless steel, 450×350×450 mm

Stainless Steel Inner Chamber

The inner chamber is made of full stainless steel with inner dimensions of 450×350×450mm — heat-resistant, corrosion-resistant and easy to clean, suited to long-term high-temperature operation. Ventilation holes and circulation air ducts are distributed on the chamber walls, working with the rear fan motor to achieve hot air circulation and ensure uniform temperature throughout the cavity.

  • Durable lining: Stainless steel withstands long-term high-temperature use without corrosion.
  • Even heating: Wall vents and air ducts distribute hot air evenly across the chamber.
Full stainless steel inner chamber of the COHE-150 sock heating oven
FAST/SLOW, independent FAN & HEATING

Blast Heating & Hot Air Circulation

The COHE-150 uses electric blast constant-temperature drying: a fan motor drives hot air to circulate continuously inside the chamber, making temperature distribution uniform and avoiding uneven curing from local temperature differences. Heating (HEATING) has two levels — FAST for rapid heat-up and SLOW for stable temperature maintenance — while POWER, FAN and HEATING are three independent switches for flexible operation.

  • Uniform curing: Continuous hot-air circulation eliminates local temperature differences.
  • Flexible control: FAST/SLOW heating plus independent fan and heating switches.
Blast heating and hot air circulation system inside the COHE-150 oven
Layered racks, 5–6 pairs / 8 min

Layered Racks & Compact Output

The chamber is fitted with multiple layers of removable stainless steel wire racks; socks are laid flat in layers without touching each other, so printed surfaces stay clean and easy to load and unload. The oven processes approximately 5–6 pairs of socks per batch, one batch every 8 minutes — positioned for R&D sampling, small-batch orders and multi-style trial production, with 220V single-phase power for plug-and-play use.

  • No staining: Layered racks keep printed socks separated during curing.
  • Sampling output: 5–6 pairs every 8 minutes suits low-volume and trial runs.
Compact benchtop COHE-150 oven with layered stainless steel racks
Watch It In Action

See the COHE-150 Sock Heating Oven in Action

A quick look at how the blast constant-temperature heating system runs and cures polyester socks inside the benchtop chamber.

COHE-150 Customer Stories

What COHE-150 Users Are Saying

Ethan Carter

Studio Owner · Carter Custom Socks, USA

We run a ten-person custom sock studio on 220V mains and the COHE-150 dropped straight onto our workbench — no electrician, no three-phase install. Paired with our CO80-600DK, five to six pairs every eight minutes is exactly the sampling throughput we needed, and the disperse ink cures vividly at 200°C on every batch.

Aoi Tanaka

R&D Engineer · PolyLab K.K., Japan

Our R&D lab trials dozens of polyester designs each week. The DHG-9000-K controller with its PV/SV dual display lets me hold the cavity at a precise temperature, and the FAST/SLOW heating switch means I can ramp up quickly then stabilise — colour consistency across sample batches has never been this reliable, and the benchtop size fits our lab bench perfectly.

Oliver Reed

QA Manager · Thames Textiles, United Kingdom

Colourfastness on polyester was our recurring QA failure. Since curing with the COHE-150's blast hot-air circulation, the full stainless-steel chamber holds an even temperature and our wash tests now pass first time. Watching through the glass observation window without opening the door is a small but real time-saver on every run.

Camila Souza

Workshop Owner · MeiaPrint Studio, Brazil

I work from a converted garage workshop and could never justify industrial three-phase power. The COHE-150 runs off a normal 220V socket at 1500W, the multi-layer stainless racks keep socks from touching, and five to six pairs a batch covers all my small custom orders — a genuinely low-barrier way to bring heat curing in-house without rewiring the building.

Daan Vermeer

Production Lead · Fenix Socks B.V., Netherlands

We produce many short runs of multi-style polyester socks. Being able to load a batch, set the temperature up to 200°C, and let the independent FAN and HEATING switches run the cure means quick changeovers with zero cross-contamination. One batch every eight minutes keeps our sample room moving and the compact footprint leaves room for the printers beside it.
Buyer guidance & configuration support

COHE-150 Questions, Answered

Common questions about polyester sock heat curing, heating method, capacity, power and pricing — then send your requirements for a configuration recommendation.

The COHE-150 is a high-temperature heat curing device for polyester socks after digital printing, used to fully cure disperse inks on polyester fibers and improve print fastness and color rendition. It is typically used as a downstream ancillary device to Ningbo Colorido sock printers (e.g., the CO80-600DK). After printing, socks are laid flat on the stainless steel racks inside the oven, the door is closed, and heat curing proceeds.

The COHE-150 uses electric blast constant-temperature heating. A fan motor drives hot air to circulate continuously inside the chamber, ensuring uniform temperature distribution and avoiding uneven curing from local temperature differences. Heating power has two levels (FAST/SLOW), and the fan (FAN) and heating (HEATING) can be controlled independently.

It holds approximately 5–6 pairs of socks per batch, completing one batch every 8 minutes. Actual output varies with sock thickness, loading, and curing temperature/time settings. This capacity is positioned for low-volume and sampling production; for high-volume continuous production, the COHE-1801 chain oven is recommended.

Yes, the temperature is adjustable from room temperature up to 200°C. The specific curing temperature and time should be determined through sample testing based on fabric type, ink model, print coverage, and loading — do not apply generic parameters. After curing, color, fastness, print appearance, and dimensional stability should be inspected.

The COHE-150 runs on 220V single-phase mains power at 1500W. Standard household or commercial outlets suffice — plug-and-play, no three-phase industrial power required, low installation threshold.

The COHE-150 is a compact benchtop oven with 220V single-phase power (1500W), 5–6 pairs per batch — suited to low-volume and sampling. The COHE-1801 is a large chain oven with three-phase 380V power (15KW), ~450 pairs/hour — suited to high-volume continuous production. Both are polyester sock heat curing devices; select based on capacity needs.

The inner chamber is full stainless steel — heat-resistant, corrosion-resistant, and easy to clean. The chamber has multiple removable stainless steel wire racks; socks are laid flat in layers without touching. The door has a glass observation window for real-time progress monitoring. The unit is benchtop and compact at 570×530×740 mm.

The COHE-150 is an ancillary finishing device in the digital printing production line, typically paired with Ningbo Colorido sock printers (CO80-600DK, etc.) to form a complete print — dry — cure workflow. For independent use in other high-temperature processes, compatibility should be evaluated separately.

Ningbo Colorido needs to confirm the applicable product scope, fabric and ink process, curing parameter requirements, power configuration (220V single-phase mains), installation site, ventilation and heat exhaust, packaging, destination, training, service, and sampling standards. Price, lead time, warranty, and installation conditions are subject to the current written quotation.