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Chili Pepper Bead Annealer Kiln With SSR

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Chili Pepper Bead Annealer Kiln with SSR
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Product Features

  • 2" Fiber lined interior for optimal heat retention
  • Custom-designed annealing kiln features solid state relay
  • Features digital programmable controller
  • Comes pre-programmed for a variety of flameworked projects
  • Easy-to-load insulated front loading door
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Product Description

For Professionally Annealed Torch Work!
Take your beadwork to the next level! Bead annealer allows you to anneal intricate glass sculptures and beads that would be impossible to anneal in an open flame. Features a programmable digital controller to control the rate of annealing (cooling). Opening is 16" wide and 4-1/2" high; interior measures 16" wide x 4-1/2" deep x 6" high. 120 volts; heats safely to 1100 degrees F. Manufactured by Jen-Ken. One year manufacturer warranty.

This 19 lb pound kiln is lightweight with a large handle for easy portability, perfect for traveling teachers and artisans. It has a 2" non-toxic blanket insulation for optimal heat retention and heavy gauge coil encased in quartz tubes ensures reliable glass annealing.

Kiln features an Orton AutoFire 3-button controller. AF3P controller comes with 25 blank user programs and 4 preprograms for:

  • Small Moretti beads
  • Large Moretti beads
  • Batch anneal
  • Borosilicate

Advanced Feature:
This kiln is equipped with a solid state relay. Solid state relays have a much longer life span than traditional manual/mechanical relays. They are also much more energy efficient. Relying on a semiconductor instead of the electromechanical relays means no clicking sound when running.
 

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Product Details

  • Interior Dimensions: 16" x 6" x 6"
  • Door-Opening Dimensions: 16" x 3" x 6"
  • Cubic Feet: 0.33ft
  • Top/Side Firing: Side
  • Max Temp: 1,100°F
  • Voltage: 120V
  • Amperage: 8A
  • Wattage: 960W
  • Receptacle: 5-15R
  • Breaker: 15A
  • Circuit Wire Gauge: 14
  • Overall dimensions (footprint and height): 26" x 8.5" x 9.5"
  • Kiln Weight: 19 lbs
  • Shipping Weight (Average): 30 lbs
  • Shipping Dimensions: 30" x 16" x 16"

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Best little kiln
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Pros : Great instructions and easy to use.
Cons : Can't think of any
Other Thoughts : A wonderful gift from my husband!
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  •   great little kiln
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Pros : This kiln is easy to program - instructions are clear. It's ideal for beads but I've also used it for fusing and enamel work!
Cons : I wish they had a built-in way to hold open the door.
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Pros : Everything, this is a great kiln. It saves so much time, no more batch annealing. Make a bead ready in the morning to start using.
Cons : I have none
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