Paragon TnF-82-3 240V / 1-Phase
SKU:
TNF82-3
$2,262.63
$2,262.63
per item
Paragon Kilns are an established brand in the ceramics industry, with a long-held reputation for reliability and durability, even in heavy-usage environments. This 8-sided model makes for a perfect home hobby kiln!
SPECS AT A GLANCE:
- 240 V
- Single Phase
- Rated to Cone 10
- 12-key Digital Controller
- Support arm for easy maintenance
- Chamber dimensions: 16.5" diameter x 22.25" deep
- Takes a 15" kiln shelf
- 6-50R electrical outlet required
- Includes a kiln stand
- 2-year warranty
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The digital automatic TnF82-3 Paragon kiln is large enough for most ceramic projects. This kiln now features the easy-access drop down switch box. Remove two screws, and the box, hinged at the bottom, opens forward for easy maintenance. The kiln features a top row of 2” high blank wall bricks. Since the brick is without element grooves, it is less susceptible to damage during loading than a grooved brick. The TnF823 is made of 3” thick firebrick in the lid, walls and bottom. It is designed for porcelain, stoneware, low-fire ceramics, china paint, decals and gold.
Features of the TnF-82-3 Digital Automatic Kiln
Features of the TnF-82-3 Digital Automatic Kiln
- Sentry 12 Key Digital Controller, made by Orton Ceramic Foundation
- Long-life electrical system with high temperature wire
- Lock-in lid support with a positive catch
- 2 wide-view tapered peepholes
- Ventilated, louvered switch box
- 2 hand lifts
- Heavy duty kiln stand with mar-proof plastic feet
- Full-formed, galvanized steel base covers the entire brick bottom
- Fall-away two stage Prop-R-Vent for venting the ware
- Coated lid, peepholes and rim of firebricks for extended firebrick life
- Operating instructions on switch box
- Heavy gauge stainless steel case
- Full firing capacity: fire ware directly on the brick bottom
- Reversible brick bottom
- Dropped, recessed brick grooves help prevent element bulging; eliminate the need for element pins; make changing the element easier and faster than some competing models that require element pins.