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Pyrometric cones are slender pyramids made from about 100 carefully controlled compositions. Each cone number is unique in measuring temperature within a small temperature range (less than 30°C). Cones measure the amount of heat absorbed. As the cone nears its maturing range, it softens and the tip begins to bend, drawn down by the influence of gravity. Standard cone heating rate °C per...

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Firing Rod 2mm

Firing Range: 1120°C-1280°C General purpose grey clay body suitable for throwing and hand modelling. Pale colour at low temperature gives good colour response with glazes. Texture - 5 Fired Colour - Buff % Total Shrinkage - 11.4

Handled Plain Wheel Wire HAWP

Rubber Kidney Large Soft Red

Firing Range: 1200°C-1240°C Vulcan Black Stoneware is unlike any other on the market, providing an unusual intense brown-black colour when fired in an oxidising atmosphere. In a reducing atmosphere a metallic finish with shades of blue is obtained (Note: Too-heavy reduction will cause bloating). Containing 40% fine grog (up to 80 mesh), Vulcan Black Stoneware Fine has been formulated...

Pottery Plaster is a good general purpose plaster for pottery moulds. Primarily used to produce working moulds for the slip casting of sanitaryware, tableware or refractory castings. It can also be used for the production of working moulds for jiggering in Tableware. Pottery has good absorption capability, taking the moisture from the clay slip effectively.

Firing Range: 1220°C-1280°C This very smooth porcelain was developed for both modelling and throwing. Due to its high plasticity this body is not suitable for casting and is only available in pugged form. Fires white and translucent. We are aware that some of our customers may notice that there has been a recent change to the raw clay colour of both Audrey Blackman and ES600 paper clay....

Canvas Square 62cm x 62cm

These decorating slips, are suitable for use on both Earthernware and Stoneware bodies. When manufacturing our slips we believe in using high percentages of stain to give strong, vivid colours throughout the range. The slip can be applied to leather hard clay with brushes, sponges or slip trailers. After biscuit firing the pots should be glazed with a suitable transparent glaze which will further enhance...

5mm diameter. For temperatures upto 1250 °C (depending on load!) Used to support beads, rings and many other small articles during kiln firing. The Bars are designed with a special, high temperature alloy that retains strength in the extreme heat required for ceramic firing. OTHER LENGTHS AVAILABLE PLEASE ENQUIRE The rods do get weaker the higher you fire, and will blacken in the kiln...

Firing Range: 1060°C-1160°C Wide firring range white earthenware. Suitable for throwing, machine-making and casting. Designed to give a good glaze fit with earthenware glazes.Smooth Texture. Texture - 1 Fired Colour - White/Ivory % Total Shrinkage - 9.1

Find ground silica sand for use in bodies and glazes. Analysis SiO2

The most reliable, oldest, and most widely used opacifier. Produces a softer white and less refractory (neutral) than zircon.4 - 5% produces semi -opaque glazes 8 - 10% gives a fully opaque glaze.

Firing Range: 1120°C-1280°C Many potters want to achieve the attractive, speckled effect that reduction firings give to clay, but this is not usually possible in an electric kiln. Some flecked clays have been introduced in the past, however, we believe this is the most successful one yet. ES90 Flecked Stoneware, when fired in an electric kiln, gives the attractive, speckled effect of a reduction...

Small Cones are commonly used in the Kiln-Sitter®. The tapered shape allows some flexibility to adjust shut-off by placing the thinner or thicker portion of the cone under the sensing rod. Small Cones can also be used on the kiln shelf as miniature witness cones when space is limited. Cone Number 60°C 100°C 150°C 018 712 722 732 017 736 748 761 016 769 782 794 015 788 802 816 014 807 822 836 013 837 848 859 012 858 869 880 011 873 883 892 010 903 913 920 09 917 922 928 08 942 948 954 07 973 979 985 06 995 1002 1011 05 1030 1038 1046 04 1060 1065 1070 03 1086 1093 1101 02 1101 1110 1120 01 1117 1127 1137 1 1136 1147 1154 2 1142 1152 1162 3 1152 1160 1168 4 1160 1170 1181 5 1186 1207 1218 6 1220 1230 1241 7 1237 1246 1255 8 1247 1259 1270 9 1260 1270 1280 10 1282 1293 1303 11 1293 1303 1312 12 1296 1306 1326

8% 24K Lustres have dissolved metals as their essential component. They are mainly applied by brush on porcelain or ceramic objects and are always applied to already fired and glazed objects. Before firing, the objects must be left to dry for a few hours in a warm, dust-free place. Recommended firing temperatures are: Glass: 500°C-600°C, Orton cone SSB 022-021 Ceramics: 690°C-700°C,...

This product will prevent drops of glaze from sticking to the bottom of the kiln or the kiln shelves. The wash binds with the glaze to make a brittle material that can easily be scraped off. It is recommended that the shelves be coated with a new coat of wash before each firing. Kiln shelves are quite expensive, so anything you can do to save them is well worth it! It is made by mixing with...