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This furnace, also called a bisque firing kiln, conducts the initial firing of ceramic ware to transform shaped clay into a durable, porous bisque. Operating around 900°C, it drives off physical and chemical water and begins vitrification. The working principle involves a controlled ramp-up of temperature to prevent steam pressure from cracking the ware, followed by a soak period and controlled cooling. Its purpose is to harden the clay body so it can withstand handling and the absorption of liquid glaze before the final firing. It is a fundamental first step in all professional and studio pottery production.
The working principle involves a controlled ramp-up of temperature to prevent steam pressure from cracking the ware, followed by a soak period and controlled cooling. Its purpose is to harden the clay body so it can withstand handling and the absorption of liquid glaze before the final firing. It is a fundamental first step in all professional and studio pottery production. The Biscuit Firing Furnace is available in 6 temperature configurations ranging from 1000°C to 1300°C. Each temperature variant is engineered with appropriate thermocouple and heating element technology.
Biscuit Firing Furnace is selected for ashing, heat treatment, sintering, testing and laboratory production where controlled temperature, uniform heating and clean chamber insulation are important. Common search names include Biscuit Firing Furnace, Digital Biscuit Firing Furnace, Electric Biscuit Firing Furnace, Lab Biscuit Firing Furnace, Laboratory Biscuit Firing Furnace, High Temperature Biscuit Firing Furnace, Biscuit Firing Box Furnace.