# OvenArchive

> OvenArchive keeps burn-off oven temperature records automatically, lets the operator know when the afterburner runs below the permit minimum, and keeps records ready for an air-quality inspector. It is for powder coaters, paint strippers and metal cleaners running burn-off (pyrolysis) cleaning ovens. Currently accepting a small number of early-access customers in Michigan.

OvenArchive is a service of Tripp Consulting LLC in Jackson, Michigan. Systems are professionally installed and serviced by technicians with over 20 years in the burn-off oven industry.

Key facts:
- What it does: automatic temperature record-keeping for burn-off ovens, alerts when the afterburner runs low, and inspection-ready records.
- Who it is for: shops that clean hooks, racks, hangers and parts in a burn-off oven, such as powder coating, paint stripping and metal cleaning operations.
- Ovens: works alongside the oven's existing equipment, including ovens with digital temperature recorders, PLC-controlled ovens and older chart-recorder ovens (through a retrofit).
- Safety: it only watches and records. It never controls the oven and stays off the plant network.
- Region: Michigan, with a focus on ovens operating under the Michigan general permit for burn-off ovens.
- Responsibility: OvenArchive helps operators keep records and catch problems early. Operating within the permit remains the oven operator's responsibility.
- Status: early access. Pricing is quoted per site after a look at the oven.

## Pages

- [Home](https://ovenarchive.com/): what OvenArchive does, who it is for, and the early-access request form
- [Privacy Policy](https://ovenarchive.com/privacy.html): how contact and alert information is handled
- [SMS Terms](https://ovenarchive.com/sms-terms.html): terms for OvenArchive text alerts

## Contact

- Sales and early access: sales@ovenarchive.com
- Support: support@ovenarchive.com