Glass Kiln

A glass kiln is a specialized furnace used for melting and shaping glass through a process known as glassblowing or fusing. These kilns are designed to reach high temperatures, typically exceeding 1,000 degrees Celsius, allowing artists and glassworkers to manipulate glass into various forms and designs. Glass kilns are equipped with precise temperature control and often feature multiple heating zones to achieve uniform heating. Artisans and craftsmen use glass kilns for creating intricate glass sculptures, jewelry, ornaments, and functional glassware. Additionally, glass kilns are essential in the production of stained glass, fused glass, and kiln-formed glass, making them a cornerstone tool for artists and glass studios dedicated to the art of glasswork.