Technical Super Market STUDIO-24 Electric Kiln
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A programmable multipurpose kiln capped around 2012F, workable for low-fire crafts but not a fit for anyone who needs a high-fire stoneware ceiling.
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ASIN: B0D4VFP1CKCategory: Kilns
Overview
The STUDIO-24 is a top-loading electric kiln with a galvanized steel body, programmable controls and a maximum temperature of 1100 degrees Celsius, about 2012 Fahrenheit. It is marketed as multipurpose, meaning it is built to cover more than one craft rather than being tuned to just ceramics or just glass.
A 2012F ceiling sits below the 2200 to 2300F range many stoneware glazes need, so this reads better as a kiln for lower-fire work such as earthenware, glass, enamel or metal clay than for high-fire stoneware or porcelain. The galvanized steel housing and top-load design are practical choices for a studio kiln, and the programmable control removes manual dial-watching.
- 1100C / 2012F maximum temperature
- Top-loading design
- Galvanized steel construction
- Programmable multipurpose kiln
Who it's for
Suits low-fire ceramics, glass, enamel or metal clay work where 2012F is enough headroom. Not the right choice for high-fire stoneware or porcelain that needs a hotter ceiling.
Pros and cons
- Programmable controller for repeatable cycles
- Top-loading design for easier loading
- Galvanized steel housing
- 2012F ceiling is short of high-fire stoneware ranges
Performance notes
The programmable controller sets and holds the ramp automatically, useful across the different materials this multipurpose kiln targets. The 2012F ceiling is the governing limit here: it covers most low-fire glazes and glass work comfortably but falls short of typical high-fire stoneware cone ranges.
Specifications
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Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum temperature of the STUDIO-24 kiln?
It reaches 1100 degrees Celsius, about 2012 degrees Fahrenheit.
Is the STUDIO-24 suitable for high-fire stoneware?
Its 2012F ceiling falls short of the range most high-fire stoneware and porcelain glazes need, so it suits low-fire work better.
Is the STUDIO-24 top-loading or front-loading?
It is a top-loaded kiln.