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05/01/2022. Paragon Industries Product Pricing. Please note: As of January 2022 Product pricing on this website may not be accur ...
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11/11/2019. The Artists Who Developed Glass “Weaving”. Eric Markow and Thom Norris are noted for creating woven glass kimonos, which have been called “impo ...
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04/16/2019. Paragon Announces New Digital Kiln Controllers. Paragon kilns are now shipping with updated digital controllers engineered by the Orton Ceramic F ...
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03/13/2019. An Ancient Lesson in Ceramics. By Arnold Howard
Ceramics is one of the world's oldest arts. I learned how special it is when I w ...
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01/16/2019. Free Custom Colors on Paragon Kilns. For an indefinite period, any Paragon kiln can be ordered with an optional color at no extra char ...
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11/07/2018. Special Seasonal Promotion on Select Paragon Kilns!. Between now and December 31, get an extra 3 percent discount on the SC-2, F-130, FiberFuse-16, KM ...
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07/03/2018. Morgan Harmon Wins Paragon FireFly Kiln for her School.
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02/06/2017. New Customer Service Manager at Paragon . Charlie DiMaggio, Paragon’s new customer service manager, radiates energy ...
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10/10/2016. Paragon Introduces New Touch Screen Kiln Controller. After extensive testing under grueling conditions, we are now offering a new touch screen digital ...
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The Dragon High Fire Kiln
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05/08/2003
The Dragon is an industrial furnace designed for pottery and ceramic studios. And considering its features, it is surprisingly affordable. Plenty of Power The Dragon exudes power. Its 16,500 watts heat the 24” wide, 24” deep, 27” high interior to cone 10 with ample power to spare. Dropped, recessed grooves seat industrial-gauge elements. Extra Insulation Saves Energy and Lengthens Cooling The 4” thick walls, top and door are made of 3” firebrick backed by 1” of ceramic fiber block insulation. The floor is 4 ½” thick firebrick. The extra insulation not only saves energy but also cools slowly. This gives the micro-crystalline structure and color of the glaze sufficient time for full development. Mercury Relays & Built-in High-Amperage Fuses Long-lasting mercury relays power the elements. A bank of built-in NEC/UL compliant high-amperage fuses protects the kiln and circuit wiring. Rugged Door Potters who struggle with top-loading kilns will enjoy the Dragon. The door swings open wide on a heavy ¾” steel rod with sealed bearings. Two spring-loaded latches press the door tightly closed. Stand Options The 24” tall stand, shown above, is also available with casters for easy moving. The stand is priced separately from the Dragon. Also available is the 8” tall stand, which comes with casters. When ordering a Dragon, specify whether the stand is to ship separate from the Dragon or pre-installed and shipped as one unit. Doorway Clearance The Dragon will fit through a 34” doorway if the handles and back element cover are temporarily removed. Other Options Door elements Stainless steel finish Orton Kiln Mount Vent, which mounts to the back of the kiln Dragon Features Saves electricity with extra insulation Cone 10, 2350°F 3” insulating firebrick and 1” non-organic block insulation in walls, top and door: 4” total thickness 4 ½” thick firebrick bottom 9 cubic foot Interior: 24" wide x 24" deep x 27" tall Long-lasting mercury relays Type K thermocouple with ¼” sheath, or optional Type-S Sentry 2.0 controller with programmed cool-down Case temperature at cone 10: 170°F (compared to 400-500°F for standard firebrick kilns) Two tapered peepholes in side UL/CUL & NEC compliant fuses for safety Available in 200, 208, 220, 240, 480 v, 1 & 3 phase Proportional power elements for more even heating
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