The Paragon KM Knife-Making Kilns.

Paragon KM kilns are generally used for making knives, and annealing, hardening, heat-treating, and tempering blades, cutters, dies, tools, engineering components, and gun parts, although they have other applications. They're 1290°C kilns with digital programmers, in Paragon black or customised berry, blue, jade, navy, pink, purple, or turquoise.

There are five regular versions: the KM14T, KM18T, KM24T, KM36T, and KM45T, the number being the approximate interior depth in inches. T means tilted front.

There are three XL versions: the KM9T XL, KM18T XL, and KM24T XL. The XL versions are twice as wide as the regular versions and have Sentry 12-key programmers. In the US, Paragon calls them double-barrel.

There are three 5-star versions: the KM18T Pro, KM24T Pro, and KM36T Pro with stainless-steel spring-assisted guillotine doors, high-power fast-heat ceramic-fibre interiors, 3-zone temperature control, and Sentinel SmartTouch programmers.

Paragon Kilns, Furnaces, and Ovens For Annealing, Beads, Ceramics, Enamels, Glass, Jewellery, Knife Making, Lost Wax, Silver Clays, Heat Treating, Lampwork, Porcelain, And Vitrigraph.