Evenheat Kilns & Ovens

Evenheat KilnsEvenheat Kiln was founded in 1948 by John and Margaret Watson. The beginning of Evenheat can be traced indirectly back to the late 1890s when Margaret's grandmother was a china painter. Not having kilns at the time she fired her ware in a pit in the backyard. Margaret so admired her grandma's lovely paintings that she decided to try her hand at this art.

John decided to build a kiln to fire his wife's ware. This eliminated transporting the fragile china across town for firing. It was suggested that John build kilns for shops to sell: hence the birth of Evenheat. Personal kilns were unique at this time with Evenheat being one of the pioneers.

Evenheat is located on the beautiful, blue shores of Lake Huron in Caseville, Michigan and has grown steadily from these humble beginnings to become a major kiln manufacturer serving the ceramic, glass, heat treat and metal clays markets. 

At Evenheat, design matters. We're constantly evaluating our design choices and construction techniques to produce the best possible products. Kilns are equipment, and like any piece of equipment, they will be used. Making sure they work well with you is our primary concern. Our designs include many unique and user-friendly features such as our custom lid and door handles that are easy to grasp and operate, lid lift systems designed not only to help lift the lid but to protect the kiln from damage and our pivoting swing-up controls for comfortable use.

Design means nothing without performance. We've chosen our controls carefully. Our programmable Set-Pro and Rampmaster controls are manufactured exclusively for us by Bartlett Instrument Company in Fort Madison, Iowa. Bartlett controls have earned a well-deserved reputation for firing accuracy and quality. There is none better and we are delighted to use their products.

Well designed equipment that performs as it should, that's what Evenheat delivers.

Go to the Evenheat Kilns Collection... Don't see what you are looking for... contact us! We carry a full line of Evenheat kilns and we would be happy to give you a quote!

Want to see what our customers have to say about Evenheat Kilns... check out their product reviews!

 

EVENHEAT PRODUCT MANUALS AND TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS

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EVENHEAT CONTROLLER OPERATING MANUALS

Welcome to the Set-Pro with Express Mode - Glass or Set-Pro with Express Mode - Metal Clay Controller Manuals... Evenheat's easy to use 3 button temperature control. The Set-Pro with Express Mode allows you to program your glass firings using your glass COE, firing style and firing speed. It's quick, it's easy and it's accurate. For more advanced firing, the Set-Pro also allows you to define all the firing details using the Custom Mode.

The Rampmaster w/ Express Mode is our full-featured automatic temperature control. It offers two programming methods depending on your needs and experience: Express Mode and Custom Mode. Express Mode is a programming method designed exclusively for glass work and offers an easy, 3 step programming process. Heat Treating... no problem! Here is the Rampmaster Operating Manual specifically for Heat Treating.

The Genesis Touchscreen Controller is a touchscreen design control that offers the user the ability to choose from preset firing programs or custom programming. The Genesis allows the artist to save up to 12 Custom Mode programs in memory. Your programs remain in these 12 locations indefinitely and can be recalled for use or modification at any time. Firing programs are built using segments. The Genesis allows you to use up to 32 segments for each Custom Mode firing program. For more even more details, here is a copy of the Technical Manual, too!

The TAP Smart Controller features a touchscreen design that offers a large screen with full text. All commands and menu items are legible, easy to read and easy to operate. Simply respond to the screen with a touch! The TAP Controller is supplied pre-loaded with firing schedules as well as allowing the artist to create and store their own custom programs.

Need help with kiln programming... no worries! Evenheat has detailed videos on YouTube!