DOUBLE ROUND REFRACTORY METAL SUPPORT Ø 90 MM 1260°C
Double refractory support Ø 90 H 22 mm n° 50-90
Ref : SUPDOU90
Double steel stilt Ø 90 H 22 mm n°50-90
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.
KING BLUE PIGMENT P134
King blue P134
Ceramic pigment
P set colouring oxides lik Pur.
Natural ochre yellow pigment "6203"
Ref : OJA
Yellow Ochre (or limonit clay) is extracted from our quarry of Saint Amand en Puisaye (Burgundy).
It's a natural ochre used into painting, cement and for coloring clays, glazes, etc.
The active ingredient is the iron oxide or goetlite
REFRACTORY BRAIDED STRIP 5 MM THICK, 50 MM WIDE PER ML
Nickel/chrome ceramic strip Thickness 05mm - The linear metre
Ref : TRESBAN5
Ceramic rope 1320°C Ep 5 mm Larg 50 mm
Ceramic tape
INTENSE YELLOW PIGMENT P508
Intenses yellow P508
P set colouring oxides lik Pur.
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
EXTRA WHITE SODIC FELDSPAR FOR ENAMELS
Extra white sodic feldspar for enamels
Ref : FELDSVDSE
LIQUID SLIP STONEWAR & PORCELAIN EASP01LL WHITE 1KG
White stoneware & porcelain engobe - EASP01LL
Liquid slip in 1kg
Collection suitable for single-firing (with addition of 5% Monocol V for the slip powder) and dual-firing with maximum color development at 1280°C.
These engobes are available in liquid or powder.
At earthenware temperature, the colors will be more pastel than presented.
Tips :
Firing range 980 - 1280°C
Brush application, soaking or spraying.