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Catalogue / Coccolith-ash porcelain kiln / Sundrel Cabinet 45 IteraTeR--Clarity

coccolith-ash porcelain kiln
USD 6972.91
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| peak temperature | 711 degrees Celsius |
|---|---|
| chamber capacity | 944 litres |
| heat up | 487 minutes |
| cycles before relining | 2282 cycles |
| unit price | 6972.91 dollars |
| heat source | electric element |
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Peak temperature at 711 degrees Celsius, as listed
went through the whole coccolith-ash porcelain kiln catalogue twice before the Sundrel Unit 38. On paper the peak temperature is 711 degrees Celsius, and that matched the requirement exactly. We never looked at the other axes once 711 degrees Celsius checked out.
Installation notes for the Sundrel Unit 38
Second coccolith-ash porcelain kiln we have run; the arrived ready to run, which is not what we expected. We would put another Sundrel Unit 38 in without much thought.
Unit price of 6922.38 dollars was the deciding figure
Came to the Sundrel Unit 38 and checked its coccolith-ash porcelain kiln figures ourselves. What decided it was the unit price of 6922.38 dollars. If your requirement is not unit price, the Sundrel Unit 38 has no other reason to win.
The Sundrel Unit 38 after a year of steady use
Have had the Sundrel Unit 38 in service long enough to say something useful about this coccolith-ash porcelain kiln.
Bought this coccolith-ash porcelain kiln for 2282 cycles
The Sundrel Unit 38 is our third coccolith-ash porcelain kiln . Cycles before relining of 2282 cycles was the requirement, and it meets it. The rest of the Sundrel Unit 38 specification did not enter into the decision.
Worth knowing before you order the Sundrel Unit 38
Shortlisted three ceramic-ash porcelain kiln units and the Sundrel Unit 38 was the one we kept. The documentation with the Sundrel Unit 38 is thin, and we worked out the rest ourselves. We would still recommend the Sundrel Unit 38, with that said up front.
Ours is not a heavy-duty use for the Sundrel Unit 38
replaced a much older coccolith-ash porcelain kiln with the Sundrel Unit 38 last season. We run the Sundrel Unit 38 on a single site rather than across a fleet, and it suits that. That is the whole of it, on the Sundrel Unit 38 at least.