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08/26/2010. Glass Annealing Kilns from Paragon Industries. Expand the production capacity of your glass studio with the massive PAF and PAT series glass anneal ...
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08/23/2010. Paragon’s Basic Kiln Maintenance Seminar October 8 – 9, 2010. Paragon’s Basic Kiln Maintenance Seminar October 8 – 9, 2010
Paragon’s 1–1/2 day Basic In-Plant K ...
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07/15/2010. Paragon Introduces new CS-Series Clamshell Glass Kilns. We have just released the 14” square x 6 1/2” deep CS-14S and CS-14D glass fusing kilns. CS stands f ...
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03/29/2010. Paragon to Give Away Three Kilns in Video Contest. Paragon Industries is holding a video contest for potters, ceramists, glass artists, and jewelers. T ...
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03/24/2010. 21st Century Glaze Project Tests 38 Glazes Per Firing in a Paragon Xpress-1193. By Paul Miller
The 21st Century Glaze Project is a nonprofit web site (www.Glaze21.org) for ceram ...
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03/02/2010. “I love my little SC2 - I'd be lost without it!” --Helen Prole. Helen Prole is a part-time bead maker living in the UK. She learned glass fusing from Jodi Wright an ...
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01/26/2010. Two Pre-1976 Paragon Workhorses Still Firing. “We were contacted by the craft center on campus in the union, which was closing. They said they had ...
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01/14/2010. NAEA (National Art Education Association), April 14 – 18. NAEA (National Art Education Association), April 14 – 18, Baltimore, Maryland ...
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01/14/2010. Glass Craft and Bead Expo, April 7 – 11. Glass Craft and Bead Expo, April 7 – 11, Las Vegas, Nevada ...
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01/14/2010. Advanced Kiln Maintenance Seminar February 19 - 20, 2010. We are holding an Advanced Kiln Maintenance Seminar February 19 - 20,
2010 at the Paragon factory ...
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Paragon Adds Third Plasma Cutter to Kiln Production
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02/03/2010
Paragon has just installed its third high-capacity plasma cutter to make kiln and furnace sheet metal parts. The computer-controlled plasma cutters use electrically charged, high temperature gas to cut through steel. This process does away with blades and stamping dies.
“The main reason we bought our third plasma cutter is to speed up the delivery time of Paragon kilns,” said John S. Hohenshelt, president of Paragon. “We are constantly looking for ways to improve our service. We are fortunate that 2009 was a busy year for us.”
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