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Insulating
Fire Brick Lined
Front Loading Kilns |
GEIL Natural Draft Kilns
The frame construction and exterior shell of the
GEIL Downdraft Gas Fired Fire Brick Kilns consists
of heavy gauge structural strength steel. All frames
are welded at each joint to provide for maximum
strength and durability. Full width, front loading
doors and the minimal area between the door opening
and the setting space facilitates loading and unloading.
These fire brick kilns are built with full depth
arch construction extending directly to the door
opening, providing stacking space to the top of
the arch, 2600° F and 2800° F High Alumina (60%
or more) Insulating Fire Brick backed by high-temperature
block insulation constitutes the kiln's interior.
All DL models will fire to 2500° F (cone 14).
Natural
draft, high velocity ceramic burners were specifically
designed and developed by GEIL Kilns to produce
excellent fuel-air mixture without the need of electric
blowers. These burners provide for simple and trouble-free
firing.
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Fire Brick
Lined Natural Draft Kiln Model DLB-30 |
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Electronic
flame safety, 100% Shut Off.
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Push
button automatic spark ignition.
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Manual
control valve.
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0-15"
water column pressure gauge.
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DD-1
digital, solid state, electronic controller
which functions as a high-limit, on/off
soaking controller.
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GEIL Forced Draft Kilns
Forced Draft
models are the same superior construction technique
as that of the Natural Draft models, with the
exception of the burner system.
A standard Forced Draft system incorporates the
use of an electric blower to force air through
the burners to insure complete combustion. The
Geil Forced Draft System is particularly unique
in that the forced draft burners are placed in
the same position as our Natural Draft models,
thus maintaining the same downdraft circulation
and functioning much like our Natural Draft models.
All specifications for the Forced Draft Kilns
are the same as the Natural Draft except the number
of burners
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Specifications - Fire Brick
Lined Front Loading Natural Draft Kilns
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