Raku

Each item is unique, unmistakeable and non-reproducible. During Raku firing, the ware is bisque fired and usually glazed before the glowing item, which has been heated between 750 °C and 1,050 °C, is removed from the hot kiln using Raku tongs and placed in a hermetically sealed container with sawdust, leaves or grass. Immersion in water ultimately alters the glaze again.

Anyone can develop their own techniques for giving their ceramics the personal individual touch. Raku is therefore a different experience every time.

Our Raku kilns are characterised by being easy to transport, having very short heat-up times, and being easy to use. The KITTEC CBR Raku top-loaders and the CBR Raku front-loader kilns have all of these advantages. The KITTEC CBRB Raku ring kiln provides many adaption options. In its basic version it consists of a lid ring, a base ring and three intermediate mounting rings. This basic version can be supplemented with a maximum of 7 additional mounting rings (each with a volume of 23l).

Depending on the application, we can also develop completely individual solutions for you. Our special construction experts will be happy to advise you individually and help you find a suitable solution from our large product range.

For more than 40 years, we have been specialists in kilns for a wide range of applications, from private use to industrial production. We will be happy to advise you personally which of our kilns is best suited for your needs. Our selection of kilns varies in design, size and desired temperature range.