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REFRACTORY SUPPORT CORDIERITE Diam.88 mm 1260°C

Tripod refractory cordierite round tripod T° 1260°C D 88 mm

Diameter: 88mm - Height: 87mm

Ref : SUP80

Refractory stilts (support) T° 1260°C D 88 mm

ROLLING PIN 45 CM SOLID BEECH

Single wooden roller 

Ref : RP-C

PIGMENT P320 RED TOMATO

Ceramic pigment Tomato red P320

P set colouring oxides lik Pur. Range of colouring oxides to color glazes: 1to 5% in a transparent glaze ans 1 to 10% in a white glaze.

STAIN BRIGHT RED P315

Bright red P315

KING BLUE PIGMENT P134

King blue P134

Ceramic pigment

P set colouring oxides lik Pur.

GLAZE STONEWARE/PORCELANA GEESP27 BEIGE MILITARY PYRITE WITHOUT LEAD

Beige military pyrite GEESP27

GROUPE I

Firing temperature: 1250-1300°C

GLAZE STONEWARE/PORCELAIN GEESP26 BLUE MAYA IRIDESCENT

Blue Maya iridescent GEESP26

GROUPE I

Firing temperature: 1250-1300°C

AQUAMARINE BLUE TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED : GE408

Blue aquamarine 

Ref : GE408

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

Manganese dioxide ( bag of 25kg)

Glaze Matt black 010571

GROUPE I

Firing temperature: 1250-1300°C

Transparent glaze brilliant 010485

Glazes for stoneware and porcelains
Temperature of firing : 1250-1300°C

Groupe I

Crystallized yellow 010275/2

Glazes for stonewares and porcelains.

GROUPE I

Firing temperature: 1250-1320°C