Iron Oxide Yellow Ochre
Note: Currently not available for delivery to Europe, World Zone A, World Zone 2 and World Zone 1.
Description
Ferric Oxide.3 - 8% produces browns and honey yellows in glazes depending on amount.
Health & Safety & Disposal
- When handling powdered ceramic oxides in the UK, you must wear an FFP3/P2 face mask and nitrile gloves to prevent inhalation and skin contact.
- Wear a wipeable apron, polyester overalls, or similar. Clean or wash frequently.
- Always clean your studio with a wet sponge rather than sweeping to stop dust from becoming airborne.
- When preparing glazes, add the dry material to water, not vice-versa, to minimise dust formation.
- Do not allow eating and drinking in the studio and thoroughly wash hands when leaving.
- Never eat, drink, or apply cosmetics in areas where clay or glazes are handled.
- Ensure emergency eye-washing facilities are available in the room.
- Review official guidelines regarding studio ventilation and chemical management routinely.
In the UK, it is not classified as a hazardous chemical under GB-CLP regulations, meaning it doesn’t require hazard pictograms. However, handling it requires adherence to COSHH regulations to manage airborne dust.
Dispose of this material in a safe manner and in accordance with local authority requirements.
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