Process air is heated by proportional natural gas or diesel burners. The internal recycling of the hot air from the radiant tubes produced by the burners is accomplished by the use of medium-prevalent centrifugal fans, which quickly throw air into the duct system. Air flows from one oven wall to another. In this way, air circulation is too short to achieve shorter aging cycles and best temperature sensitivity. Openings in the channels can be adjusted. This is important to maintain a steady airflow across the entire load area. At the end of the installation, the grilles will be adjusted once with the help of flow meters. With this solution, a perfect homogeneous air flow that flows diagonally to the aluminum profiles is obtained.