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Fiber
Lined Shuttle Kilns
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GEIL
Natural Draft Kilns
All GEIL Shuttle Kilns are constructed with
the same solid steel construction as our front-loading
models. Heavy duty V-grooved steel casters
are used on the car portion of the kiln, enabling
the car to roll freely on angle iron tracks.
The fiber construction method is also identical
to that of our front-loading models.
The two-car Shuttle Kiln has long been known
for its high production capabilities. While
one car load is being fired, the other car
may be simultaneously loaded or unloaded,
preparing for the next firing cycle. This
conserves time and increases production considerably.
The major advantage of a car-type construction
is the ease of loading and unloading. A Shuttle
Kiln curtails strenuous and often cumbersome
loading and unloading, characteristic of larger,
front-loading units. Additionally, Shuttle
Kilns offer the added advantage of loading
and unloading from both sides. |

Fiber
Lined Shuttle Kiln Model DL-54FS |
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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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Note: Two-car
Shuttle Kilns are also available. Specifications
differ in the length overall. Shuttle Kilns
are available in the Natural Draft or Forced
Draft design. Envelope Kilns are also available.
Call GEIL Kilns for details.
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Specifications
- Fiber Lined Natural Draft Shuttle Kilns (one
car)
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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 ensure complete combustion.
Call for specifications and pricing.
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