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Continue shoppingA Studio Workhorse Built for Production The Evenheat RM II 1813 is built for studios that fire regularly. Running on 240V, it has the power to reac...
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A Studio Workhorse Built for Production The Evenheat High Fire 1413 is built for studios that fire regularly. Running on 240V, it has the power to ...
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A Studio Workhorse Built for Production The Evenheat RM II 2322 is built for studios that fire regularly. Running on 240V, it has the power to reac...
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View full detailsSQUARE 1814GFETLC 240 or 208 volt Model SQ1814GFETLC Max Temp 1700°F Power 240V / 25A Warranty 2-Year Inside dimensions: 18″ × 18″ wide...
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View full detailsSQUARE 189GFE 240 or 208 volt Model SQ189GFE Max Temp 1700°F Power 240V / 18A Warranty 2-Year Inside dimensions: 18″ x 18″ wide x 9″ de...
View full detailsSquare Design Glass Fusing — More Usable Space Than Cylindrical Kilns Model 189GFE Max Temp Call us Power See specs Warranty 2-Year The...
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View full detailsA Serious Glass Kiln Made for Real Studio Work The Hot Shot 24G is engineered for glass artists who need precise temperature control and even heat ...
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A Versatile Oven That Doubles for Low-Fire Ceramics The Hot Shot 1200KC is a versatile Hot Shot oven configured for low-fire ceramics work. It hand...
View full detailsBuilt for Lampwork Annealing and Cool-Down Workflows The Hot Shot 18A is purpose-built for lampwork and small-scale annealing. Drop your hot work s...
View full detailsBest for: serious hobbyists, production potters, studios, schools, and anyone firing larger loads regularly.
A 240V kiln requires a dedicated 240V circuit (installed by an electrician in most homes). The payoff is stronger performance—especially for larger kilns and consistent high-temp firing.
What to expect:
More power for bigger chambers and heavier loads
Faster firing and better recovery at higher temps
Better for frequent firings and studio production
Often required for larger kilns and higher-output needs
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