The Perfect Cone 10 Test Kiln

Most high fire test kilns on the market are either too small or underpowered because they are trying to run on 120V instead of 240V. With a little extra wiring you can have a test kiln that truly fits your needs.

• Rated for cone 10.
• Exposed Thermocouple equals faster reaction time and higher accuracy.
• Balanced Elements- A large amount of the heat you lose in your kiln passes to through the lid and slab of your kiln. To compensate for this, Skutt directs more heat to these areas when they design the elements. 
• Sectional Design- The sectional assembly on Skutt Kilns makes them easy to move, repair, and replace parts. 

Learn more about why Skutt Kilns are so popular HERE!

The Right Size, the Right Power, and the Right Control

When you are testing glazes you want to mimic the real world which means you need a kiln that can perform like your big kiln. It needs to be wide enough to test multiple samples, tall enough to test glazes on a vertical surface, powerful enough to match the firing profiles you will use in real life, and have the control to match those profiles on the heating and cooling side of the profile. The GlazeTech was designed to do exactly those things.

Great for Porcelain Canvas

• Robin Hopper called us and said he was working with this new stuff called Porcelain Canvas.
• He asked us to build him a kiln, and we of course said you bet!.
• He said make it like this, and we of course did.
• …and that is the beginning of the best test kiln on the market.

Chamber Capacity

Skutt Kilns should arrive fully assembled.

Packed with the kiln you will find the following items:

• Kiln Stand
• Instructional Video
• Stand Feet
• Extra Thermocouple (unless Type S)
• Peep Plugs – attached to the kiln stand, enough to fill each peephole on your particular model.

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