Olympic Kilns

Olympic Kilns started manufacturing kilns in Seattle, Washington and derives its name from

the Olympic Mountains. Twenty years ago Olympic Kilns moved to Flowery Branch, Georgia to be near its source of insulating firebrick, which is only manufactured in Georgia. With the designs and engineering of their kilns, they are built to be structurally sound, high end performing machines, that are styled to meet multiple sized pieces requirements. 

Check out the latest and greatest Olympic Glass Firing Kilns Catalog. 

Don't want the hassle of emergency kiln repair? Learn more about the new Olympic Freedom Series! Each kiln comes with a Freedom Repair Kit that includes two elements, pins, and high temp connectors, a crimping tool for connecting the elements to the lead wire and high temp connectors, a Type K thermocouple, a pint of mortar for brick repair and a wiring schematic of the Freedom kiln. This kiln series is definitely for the people that like to plan ahead.

With Olympic Kilns Electrical Parts Kits you will never experience downtime again because you didn’t have a part on hand!

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Olympic Kiln Operating Manuals:

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Abbreviations for Olympic Kilns:

Olympic Kilns are designated by the model’s inside dimensions, width, and depth. Letter abbreviations with the model number explain how a kiln is equipped.

Bell – Firing chamber lifts up by electronic winch and floor remains stationary

CS – Clamshell loading

CUBE - Design style of kiln line for dual media for glass and ceramic firings and ceramics firing only

DM – Dual media for firing glass and ceramics, 3” brick and the kiln fires to cone 10-2350° F - has lid element for glass fusing

E – Electronic controller equips the kiln

FL – Front loading

GF - Glass fusing kiln with a lid element

GFETLC – Glass fusing kiln equipped with an electronic controller that has duplicate openings, top and clamshell loading capabilities

H – 3” brick and the kiln high fires to cone 10-2350° F

HB – HotBox - small 120 volt kilns that fire to cone 10-2350° F

MAS – Medallion Artist Series with model number

S – Solid stainless jacket (kiln is one piece unit and is not built in sections)

TL – Top Loading Production electric kilns

SQ - Square style design