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Skutt GM1018 Production Kiln

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Skutt GM1018 Production Kiln
$3,999.00 USD
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Product Features

  • Zone controlled heating lets you fire multiple layers
  • Ideal for large projects and drop molds
  • Extra wide firing chamber ideal for volume firings
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Product Description

Skutt's extremely versatile line of Production Series kilns allows for fusing on multiple layers. With Zone Control standard, the GM1018 fires each section independently to insure even firing from the top to bottom. With chamber depth of 18", this kiln is also great for large drop molds, annealing tall sculptural pieces and fusing on multiple levels. Similar to the GM818, this model has an even wider firing chamber, 23" in diameter, ideal for volume firings or large pieces.

The famed GlassMaster controller is standard on this unit. Designed specifically for glass fusing, you'll find it easier to use than typical controllers that were originally designed for ceramic work. Firing chamber measures 23" round x 18" deep. All kilns phase 1. 

Please Note: This kiln is a high voltage product and will require a NEMA 6-50 receptacle outlet (see image below). Ships via truck - call for freight quote.

 

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Product Details

  • Opening: 23"
  • Depth: 18"
  • Volts: 240
  • Amps: 50
  • Shipping Wt: 207 lbs
  • Temperature: 1800 degrees F
  • 2 year Warranty

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Pros : Block design - it's easy do disassemble this kiln if you need to move it to a new position Extendibility - additional sections could be added if need to fuse tall items
Cons : No convenient viewing window
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