Dual Media Kilns

Dual-Function Kilns For Sale

Key Features to Consider

Versatile Temperature Settings: Our Dual-Function Kilns come with a range of temperature settings. They can handle low-fire projects for materials like TerraCotta (up to 2100°F, Cone 04-06), medium-fire applications (around 2200°F, Cone 06-8), and even high-fire tasks for materials like stoneware and porcelain (2300-2350°F, Cone 8-10). This versatility also extends to glasswork, including the capacity to work with BoroSilicate/Pyrex glass.

Element Design: The innovative design of these kilns incorporates separate elements for different materials. While ceramic firing activates the side elements, glass fusing primarily uses the top element. It's important to note that when firing ceramics, the top element, though not in use, will still experience indirect heating, which might influence its longevity.

Energy Considerations: Expect variations in power consumption with these kilns. Ceramic firing, due to higher temperature requirements, tends to consume more energy compared to glass fusing.

Loading Techniques: Flexibility in loading is another key aspect. While ceramic firing allows for multiple shelves to be stacked, glass projects usually require a different approach, typically involving a single shelf placed at an optimal distance from the top element.

At Soul Ceramics, we encourage artists and craftsmen to consider how a Dual-Function Kiln can enhance their studio practice. Whether your focus is predominantly on clay or glass, or a combination of both, our kilns are designed to meet those diverse creative demands. For further inquiries or assistance in selecting the right kiln, our team is always ready to provide expert guidance and support. Discover the perfect kiln for your artistic journey with us.