Low density brick lining
Elements situated in door, back wall,

     sidewalls & base
1300°C firing temperature for all models
Low kilowatt input for maximum size of chamber
Casing finished in two tone stove

     enamel  incorporating air gap to ensure low skin

     temperature.
Door gasket seal
Ventilation via roof damper on K501-565

     with additional base cooling inlets
Full selection of kiln furniture and control equipment

     available for all models.
  Two year warranty including elements

Dimensions and Prices

Stanton Top Loading T Range

Please note: colours of the kiln will differ from image colours, panels are

     Maroon with Silver surround.

Product Description

The Firebird 'K' 8-model range of front-loading kilns is a natural extension to our popular 'E' range but with additional steelwork and increased insulation.  Additional elements are situated in door & back wall for even distribution of heat.  Manual roof dampers are fitted to models K501-K565 (optional extra for other models).  The dampers can be fully automated at additional cost.

These kilns are for use at up to 1300°C, utilising a double-skinned casing construction with air-gap.  This ensures that they operate with a minimum heat loss and a sensible outside casing temperature.  The kiln is fully lined with low density brick including the door.  The door can be specified as right or left-hand opening and is gasket sealed.

The frame design incorporates an integral floor stand.  All electrical connections including the rear wall mounted thermocouple can be accessed from the rear of the kiln after removing the rear cover-plate.  Heating elements are situated in sidewalls, back wall, base & door.  All models operate from 230VAC and are available in single phase or 3-phase + neutral versions.

All models are covered by our 2-year warranty which includes elements.

When planning the installation of a kiln attention should be given to the size of the kiln room, floor strength & ventilation requirements.  Space should be allowed to enable the kiln to be manoeuvred into position and to meet the minimum clearance distances.  The floor must be level and strong enough to support the weight of the kiln and its workload.  Adequate ventilation is essential especially in enclosed situations - forced ventilation is recommended.

Minimum clearance distances are:-

Above:        750mm      30"

At sides:     150mm        6"

At rear:       450mm      18"