L&L Kilns
Known for their durable ceramic element holders. We provide custom-wound Kanthal A1 elements designed specifically for L&L easy-fire and DaVinci series.
All our L&L Kilns replacement elements are wound using premium Kanthal A1 wire to match or exceed original factory resistance specifications.
Popular L&L Kilns Models
e23T
6 Elements • 240V/208V
e18T
4 Elements • 240V/208V
Liberty-Belle
4 Elements • 240V/208V
Jupiter
6 Elements • 240V/208V
e28T
6 Elements • 240V/208V
e23M
5 Elements • 240V/208V
e23S
4 Elements • 240V/208V
DaVinci
8 Elements • 240V/208V
School-Master
6 Elements • 240V/208V
Easy-Fire e18S
4 Elements • 240V/208V
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Request Custom BuildOhmic Precision
We verify the Ohms per foot for every L&L Kilns element to ensure your kiln fires evenly and reaches temperature efficiently.
Tail Styles
Whether your L&L Kilns uses pigtails, threaded studs, or flat tabs, we manufacture the exact termination you need.
Direct Warranty
As the manufacturer, we stand behind every coil with a direct replacement guarantee against manufacturing defects.
Installation Guide
How to seat, tension, and terminate replacement elements correctly.
Troubleshooting
Common symptoms of failing elements and what to check before reordering.
Technical Specs
Wire gauges, resistance ranges, and Kanthal A1 properties we wind to.
Helpful Articles
Industrial
Furnace Heating Coil Replacement: Element Types and How to Choose
A furnace heating coil burns out, and the right replacement isn’t always obvious. Here are the four furnace element materials by temperature, how to choose, and how to tell when a coil is done.
Buying Guide
Custom-Wound vs. OEM Replacement Elements: Which Should You Buy?
Both will heat your equipment — but cost, lead time, and availability set them apart. Here is how to choose between a custom-wound element and the OEM part.
Maintenance
5 Signs Your Kiln Elements Are Failing
Kiln elements rarely fail all at once — they fade. Spotting the warning signs early lets you replace them on your schedule, not in the middle of a firing.