In the textile manufacturing industry, both raw materials and finished garments are thermally processed to give specific product qualities necessary for their specific end-use. Raw fabric rolls require processes, such as dying, setting or the application of flame retardant coatings. These processes are performed by feeding the coated fabric continuously through an oven referred to as a Stenter or Tenter oven, in which the coating/material is thermally treated or cured. Similar processes are applied in the manufacture of carpet. Finished garments often need additional coating processes. A key process is ‘wrinkle-free’ coating of finished garments, which are then cured either in batch or conveyorized ovens.