Raku firing is exciting and fun. Whether you’re raku firing in your own studio or taking part in a group raku firing at a
school, workshop or community center, raku offers many rewards. Raku firing is one of the most exciting processes in
ceramics. After you place your pottery into a hot raku kiln, the anticipation builds as you wait for that final moment when
the intense heat begins to melt the raku glazes. When you remove the pieces, you can feel the heat and hear the pings
of your red hot work rapidly cooling, then it’s into the raku combustibles for a round of flame and smoke. Many surprises
await you as you clean the surface and reveal the wonders of raku pottery.
Top Loaders Raku Kilns are most appropriate while Firing of Wares.
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Firing chamber lined with high-density fiber & Brick refractory floor
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Heavy-gauge steel construction
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Heavy duty Burner for Fast Firing
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Temperature Indicator & Thermocouple
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Max. Temp. 1050 degree Celsius
- Kiln Shelves 2 Nos.
- 6″ Posts- 6 nos.
- 5″ Posts – 4 nos.
- Kiln Wash & Gloves