Help Please

[Pinoy Knife]

Greetings guys i'm hoping someone here /Anyone here can help me . i'm finishing my heat treat oven i just looked and found the coil i bought from "Skutt" back in portland is waay too short ... i need a good reputable company i can buy a new coil from ..a link is appreciated but a name will do i'm not afraid to use google just waay to many pages to check out .

 

[John Conway]

Hi Matt,

Try Seattle Pottery Supply on Hanford between 1st and E. Marginal Way.
Good luck.

 

[Justin King]

Just to be sure, you do know that the coil has to be stretched before being installed? There is a bit of room for adjustment in the stretching. If that dosen't help try Duralite

 

[Pinoy Knife]

Jon thanks ill check them out ..
Justin yea i got no problem with stretching the coil,Problem is they sold me 2 pieces of coil instead of 1

 

[tobinsmith]

I order my replacement coils from Budget Casting Supply. Always had good service so far.

 

[tattooedfreak]

If you are running on 220 you should have 2 coils, one for each side, so they can take the load. If you are running 110, then you only need one ( big enough to reach around both sides of course)