Advanced training for kiln furniture
How can working with kiln furniture experts actually improve my firing process?
Mastering the materials and theories behind kiln furniture is essential for achieving operational excellence. This highly customizable training covers several critical areas:
- Technical material study: Deep dive into the different materials used to produce kiln furniture, including Cordierite, Mullite, N-SiC, SiC, Si-SiC, and R-SiC.
- Impact on firing: Analysis of how these specific materials impact the firing process.
- Firing theory and best practices: Instruction on firing controls, good practices, and the prevention of main defects.
- Operational efficiency: Proven methods to improve firing efficiency and achieve better fuel efficiency.
- Innovative design: Development of firing solutions tailored for new designs.
FAQ
The training focuses on key materials used in the production of kiln furniture, specifically Cordierite, Mullite, N-SiC, SiC, Si-SiC, and R-SiC.
This module is ideal for technical team members such as production, process and design office engineers who need to optimize firing with specialized kiln furniture.
A standard kiln furniture training session typically takes half a day, but the duration is highly customizable based on your team's specific requirements.
Yes, these sessions can be combined with other available modules, such as lab practice, ceramic processes, or ceramic technology.
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