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Scarva Earthstone Terracotta Crank E-S65
Firing Range: 1080°C-1220°C
ES65 Earthstone Terracotta Crank allows you to create large sculptural pieces. It is a beautifully textured, richly coloured, coarse grogged clay. ES65 Terracotta Crank is produced using a blend of Etruria Marls. This body has the excellent working properties of terracotta with the combined strength of a crank. The result is an exceptional body that is ideal for...
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Scarva Earthstone Terracotta Smooth Textured Crank E-S75
Firing Range: 1080°C-1220°C
ES75 Smooth Textured Terracotta Crank is prepared to the same high standards as ES65 Terracotta Crank but offers a closer texture and smoother surface. It will take surface detail well, can be used as a coarse throwing body and is excellent for slabbing, handbuilding and tiles. Superb crank body. Coarsely grogged. Tremendous plasticity. Excellent for creating...
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Speckled Slate Stoneware Clay WMS2005GG
Firing Range: 1100°C-1250°C
Speckled Slate Stoneware is a grey body with speckles, excellent for handbuilding.
Texture - 3
Fired Colour - Grey
% Total Shrinkage at 1300°C - 4.9%
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Spotted Mocha Clay K3020
Firing Range: 1100°C-1200°C
Brown biscuity body with a dark speckle whenwipped back with a sponge. Good for hand building and also suitable for raku firing.
For more information on this clay, please follow this link: Technical Data
Texture - 5
Fired Colour - Brown With Dark Speckle
% Total Shrinkage at 1200°C - 4
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White Hand Building Clay K129
Firing Range: 1000°C-1280°C
Light coloured clay body with a fine texture light molochite, ideal for handbuilding projects and sculpture work. Takes on glazes well. A wide firing range also makes it suitable for raku firings.
Texture - 5
Fired Colour - Light Off White
% Total Shrinkage at 1200°C - 5
For more information on this clay, please follow this link: Technical...
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Calcium Borate Frit
A fritted substitute for colemanite (new formulation).
% ANALYSIS
CaO = 27.10
Al2O3 = 4.77
SiO2 = 17.68
B2O3 = 50.44
Firing Range 1030°C - 1180°C
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Ferro Frit F3134
Manufactured by Ferro, this frit is intended for use as a lime and borate source in partially fritted glazes, lead bisilicate glazes and low cost hobby glazes cone 06-10.
Melting range approx. 790-870C.
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High Alkaline Frit
The High Alkali frit will give beautiful crackle blues from copper oxide addition.
% ANALYSIS
K2O = 17.35
Na2O = 17.46
Al2O3 = 5.69
CaO = 5.32
SiO2 = 50.30
B2O3 = 3.88
Firing Range - 860°C - 1060°C
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High Boron-Lime Ferro Frit F3124
% ANALYSIS
K2O = 0.68
Na2O = 6.46
CaO = 13.97
Al2O3 = 9.96
SiO2 = 55.11
B2O3 = 13.82
Firing Range 1000°C - 1150°C
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High Soda Frit F3110
High Soda Frit F3110
A very low alumina frit which assists spectacular crystal growth in glazes. Featured in many American recipes.
Leadless.
Firing range 1000-1100C
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Low Expansion Frit
Low Expansion Frit
Immense craze resistance and useful additive to glazes which craze. Milkiness in large amounts.
Leadless.
% ANALYSIS
Li2O = 0.10
CaO = 3.60
ZnO = 3.30
MgO = 2.40
Al2O3 = 8.20
SiO2 = 63.60
B2O3 = 17.80
Firing range 1020°C - 1150°C
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Soft Borax Frit
Slightly alkaline and gives turquoise from copper addition.
Firing Range 900°C - 1050°C
Si-Ca-Na-B-K.
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Standard Alkaline Frit
Supplied in powdered form.
A highly alkaline frit used as a basis for raku glazes. Produces intense alkaline colours when used with oxides which have a crazed appearance.
Firing Range 860-1060C
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Standard Borax Frit
Supplied in powder form
The unleaded frit most commonly used in earthenware glazes.
STANDARD BORAX FRIT % ANALYSIS
K2O = 1.33
Na2O = 8.75
CaO = 15.22
MgO = 0.05
Al2O3 = 7.54
SiO2 = 48.34
B2O3 = 18.76
Firing Range 900°C - 1050°C
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Brushable Moulding Latex Resist
Brushed on bisqueware, will reply glaze, then easily peeled off. Do not leave on during firing
Brushable Moulding Latex is a pre-vulcanised latex, specially thickened to a brushable viscosity. This makes mould making quicker and easier – the latex will stay where you put it without running away like a liquid moulding latex.
As with all latex, this latex works best with a dry Plaster of...
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Calcium Chloride
Used as a flocculent (0.05% addition) or in conjunction with bentonite as a suspending agent for glazes.
Comes in pre-weighed crystal form. Add warm water to the top of pot and stir until dissolved.
Hazard Symbol: Irritant
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High Fire Mender 2oz
Repair, Attach decorations, Repair broken pieces, Fix hairline cracks, Attach greenware to bisque or attach bisque to bisque; High Fire Magic Mender is for porcelain and stoneware and may be fired to high temperatures.
INSTRUCTIONS for using High- Fire Mender: • Mix 2 parts slip or clay to 1 part High-Fire • Do not wet the piece to be mended. • Fill the jar with any High-Fire slip...
£22.80 inc VAT