Overview
The unique technical features of ROHDE Frontloaders have been incorporated into the KE-B series. The entire in-frame ventilated steel construction prevents corrosion and at the same time reduces external temperatures. The proven “System ROHDE” ceiling construction has also been incorporated into the KE-B series.
Heat is radiated from heating elements recessed into developed grooved bricks in the two side walls and the floor. Solid calculation of heating elements with sufficient power reserve results in an efficient, even distribution of heat throughout the firing chamber to obtain the best possible results.
ROHDE Frontloaders from the KE-B series can be extended with different accessories such as an air supply slide, a loading frame or an exhaust air hood.
Special features of the KE-B series:
- 3-side heating resulting in even heat distribution
- Heating elements recessed in protected position into new grooved bricks
- In-frame ventilation for low external temperatures and corrosion protection
- Enhanced 3-layer insulation structure of tabletop models KE 35 B and KE 65 B
- Enhanced 2-layer insulation structure of floor models from KE 105 B upwards
- “System ROHDE” R-SiC ceiling support prevents cracks and particles falling from the ceiling onto the ware
- Optional kiln stand for tabletop models, floor models mounted on stable and fixed base
Features
Long-term application temperature Tapp 1220°C
The kiln is designed for long-term and continuous use at temperatures up to 1220°C which makes it suitable for applications such as bisque, earthenware and onglaze firings. These applications correspond to Seger Cone 5a or Orton Cone 5 ½.
Specifications
Overview
Product group: Kiln
Design: Frontloader
Type: KE-B Series
Tmax: 1280°C
Energy
Energy type: Electrical
Power: 9 kW
Supply: 13 A
Voltage: 400V
Connection: CEE 16 A
Dimensions
Volume: 170 litres
Int. dimensions (w x d x h): Ø450 x 530 x 720 mm
Ext. dimensions (W x D x H): 760 x 980 x 1600 mm
Weight: 360 kg
Equipment
Heating: 3-side
Heating elements: Recessed into bricks