Enamelling Kiln

Enamelling kilns for jewellery and enamel work — purpose-built for the precise, controlled temperatures that enamel processes require. These compact kilns reach the 700–900°C range that most enamel work needs, and many include a bottom element for better results with base-heat applications.

What to look for in an enamelling kiln:

• Temperature range — enamel work typically fires at 700–900°C; check your specific process and materials
• Bottom element — useful for enamel and jewellery work that benefits from heat applied from below
• Chamber size — small bench-top kilns are appropriate for most jewellery and enamel scale work

Not sure which kiln suits your enamel or jewellery process? Call 01202 144142 for advice.