Paragon F240 Kiln 240 volt Drop Ship item

Paragon F240 Lampworking Kiln

Anneal large glass figurines in the digital F-240 lamp working kiln. Raise the spring-loaded vertical-drop door to insert a glass figurine with a punty rod. Lower the door. The punty rods or mandrels will extend outside the firing chamber through the small punty rod doors. This allows even large glass pieces to anneal safely. Two 4” x 7 1/2” punty rod doors will give you plenty of room to work with. Because of a gap under the punty rod doors, you can usually close them all the way even when mandrels extend past the firing chamber. Two layers of woven gaskets under each door help to hold in the heat. Powerful rare-earth magnets hold the punty rod doors in the open and closed positions. To help retain heat, the ceramic fiber punty rod doors are two inches thick.

Newly added adjustable mandrel holder to the front of the kiln. Adjust it horizontally and vertically without tools. Position the heavy-duty welded mandrel holder from 1 1/4” to 12” from the front edge of the main floor. (A firebrick extension on the front of the kiln fits under the punty rod doors beyond the front edge of the kiln floor.) Then tighten the mandrel holder with the thumb screws on each side of the kiln. The holder slides inside steel tubes mounted in the base of the kiln. The stainless steel mandrel rest, which includes 14 slots, can also be adjusted vertically.

Kiln Specifications:

• Max. Temperature: 1700F (926C)
• Voltage: 240
• Amps: 20
• Watts: 4800
• Nema:6-20R
• Chamber Volume: 2.40 CU.FT. (67.96 litres)
• Chamber Dims: 18"W x 18"D x 13"H (46W x 46D x 33H cm)
• Outer Dims: 29"W x 34.5"D x 29"H (74W x 88D x 74H cm)
• Shipping Size: 37"W x 42"D x 39"H (94W x 107D x 99H cm)
• Shipping Weight: 346 Lbs. (156.95 Kg.)
• Shipping Method: Truck