Technicow Stained Glass Begins Shipping EZ Fuse Software
(PRLEAP.COM) Technicow Stained Glass is pleased to announce the availability of EZ Fuse software. EZ Fuse is designed to take the guesswork and unknowns out of melting, bending and forming glass in a kiln. This is known as fusing and slumping.Previously, guesswork and testing was required to figure out how to fire different types of glass in a glass kiln. This applied to all facets of glasswork. With EZ Fuse, the guesswork is removed. Simply input some general parameters of your project such as glass type (COE), thickness and what you are trying to achieve (slump, fuse, drape for example) and EZ Fuse calculates your firing schedule.
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EZ Fuse also shows step by step how to enter the calculated firing into your kiln. Each step shows you exactly what the kiln display reads, and tells you what to type in.
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For the beginner, EZ Fuse is an invaluable learning tool helping every step of the way. For the teacher, EZ Fuse is a critical asset in teaching about glass fusing. For the professional, EZ Fuse is the tool you have waited for in order to keep your glass firings organized.
EZ Fuse files can be saved, emailed and posted on websites in order to help others as well.
EZ Fuse is the only software available worldwide for glass fusing and slumping.
Stained glass, fusing and slumping glass have become the fastest growing hobby industry in North America as technology and advances have made these skills employable in the home.
Technicow has strived to be the number one leading edge supplier in this industry and achieves this distinction by acquiring all new equipment and torture testing on the first day of release. Technicow additionally works with many manufacturers in the areas of glass technology, fusing and equipment.
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