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Nabertherm N150 Pottery Kiln

$22,379.00

The Nabertherm N150 and N150/H are 150-litre front-loading electric chamber kilns, designed and manufactured in Germany. Both offer excellent firing performance, generous capacity and precise digital control. The key difference is that the N150/H is designed for higher-temperature firing up to 1340°C, making it particularly well suited to studios with frequent firing schedules or businesses offering a regular firing service.

Nabertherm N150 - dependable everyday firing up to 1300°C - The N150 is an excellent choice for home studios, schools, community pottery studios and ceramic artists seeking a reliable, versatile kiln. With a maximum firing temperature of 1300°C, it accommodates a broad range of bisque and glaze firing requirements. Its heating elements are positioned along the sides of the chamber to help distribute heat evenly, delivering consistent results across a wide range of ceramic work.

Nabertherm N150/H - built for demanding studio use up to 1340°C - The N150/H takes performance a step further, reaching temperatures of up to 1340°C. Its higher-temperature capability makes it particularly suited to busy production studios, professional ceramicists and firing services where kilns may be used frequently and higher-temperature firings are part of the regular workload. If you expect to fire often, particularly at higher temperatures, the N150/H is the model worth considering.

Both kilns feature the Nabertherm AC590 touchscreen controller, offering 50 programmable firing programs and up to 40 segments per program for precise control over heating rates, temperatures and hold times. The Conny cone-firing assistant and pre-programmed everyday firing schedules make selecting a firing program straightforward, while the MyNabertherm app lets you monitor firing progress remotely from your smartphone.

Firing made easy, simply select your program and press play!

Both models are backed by a 3-year warranty and deliver the quality and precision of German engineering.

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