Ton & Rohstoffe

Masse 1100 ist eine sehr hellbrennende, porzellanähnliche Steinzeugqualität ohne Schamotte. Der empfohlene Brennbereich liegt bei 1200 °C – 1280 °C. Diese Masse ist fast so weiß wie Porzellan, jedoch nicht durchscheinend. Sie ist zum Drehen auf der Töpferscheibe geeignet und gut zu kombinieren mit der Gießmasse 1100. Aufgrund der hellen Brennfarbe wird die Leuchtkraft transparenter Glasuren gesteigert.

Brennfarbe Creme

weiß, unschamottiert. Die Masse enthält Zusätze von Zellulose sowie Konservierungsmittel.

Drehmasse und auch als Modelliermasse geeignet. Brennfarbe sehr weiss, translucent. Geeignet für oxidierenden und reduzierenden Brand. Sehr gute Stabilitäts-Eigenschaften auch bei maximaler Temperatur.

gut verdrehbar, modellierfähig!

Grey sculpture clay with 40% coarse grog 0-1.5 mm (up to 12 Mesh). Formulated for artistic and decorative ceramics, it is ideal for sculpture and pieces for outdoors (garden pots, tiles, etc.). The high content of grog confers a beautiful textured surface and an excellent behaviour during drying and firing. Depending on the firing temperature, it develops an interesting range of greys, from cement to dark grey, which satisfies the most avant-garde trends in artistic and decorative ceramics. Available in extruded body (moist form). Firing range*: 1200-1300ºC/ Cone 5-10 Biscuit temperature: 1000ºC Water content: 17% Plasticity (IP Atterberg): 16 Carbonate content (CaCO3): 0% Drying shrinkage: 5.1% Firing shrinkage 1300ºC: 3.9% Porosity (water absorption) at 1300ºC: 4.8% Dry bending strength: 2.3 N/mm2 Fired bending strength 1300ºC: 21.1 N/mm2 Thermal coefficient 1250ºC (25-500ºC): 64.5x10^-7ºC^-1 (*) Firing range recommended for the clay to develop its best performance, both in terms of technical and safety characteristics, under conventional firing conditions. The colour samples may show temperatures outside the recommended range to provide a broader view, but these are pieces fired under controlled conditions. Cone equivalence according to Orton table for self-supporting cones, regular-SSB and 150ºC/hr heating rate.

CELLULAIN® is a translucent white porcelain paper clay which stands out for its high plasticity, what makes it exceptional for modelling. It is especially designed for creating impossible shapes with porcelain. The presence of paper fibres inside avoid formation of cracks and deformations problems. Its formula is very stable and provides a secure firing range between 1230 and 1270ºC. Suitable for tableware (food-safe), according to ISO 6486. Available in extruded body. Presented in a 5 kg cylindrical format in a carton box. Firing range*: 1230-1270ºC / Cone 6-8 Biscuit temperature: 1050ºC / Cone 05 Water content: 27% Plasticity (IP Atterberg): 11 Carbonate content (CaCO3): 0% Drying shrinkage: 5.1% Firing shrinkage 1250ºC: 11.4% Porosity (water absorption) at 1250ºC: 2.8% Dry bending strength: 4.5 N/mm2 Fired bending strength 1250ºC: 21.0 N/mm2 Thermal coefficient 1250ºC (25-500ºC): 64.1x10-7ºC-1 Available in the United States and Canada. ACMI AP Seal. Conforms to ASTM D-4236. (*) Firing range recommended for the clay to develop its best performance, both in terms of technical and safety characteristics, under conventional firing conditions. The colour samples may show temperatures outside the recommended range to provide a broader view, but these are pieces fired under controlled conditions. Cone equivalence according to Orton table for self-supporting cones, regular-SSB and 150ºC/hr heating rate.

JADE is a super translucent porcelain from the city of Jingdezhen, the world capital of porcelain and cradle of Chinese imperial porcelain for 1,700 years. It is characterized by its extraordinary translucency and whiteness. It is ideal for decorative porcelain and tableware. Suitable for tableware (food-safe), according to ISO 6486. Available in extruded body (moist form). Presented in a 5 kg cylindrical format in a carton box. Firing range*: 1260-1290ºC Biscuit temperature: 1000ºC Water content: 24% Plasticity (IP Atterberg): 9 Carbonate content (CaCO3): 0% Drying shrinkage: 5.9% Firing shrinkage 1270ºC: 12.6% Porosity (water absorption) 1270ºC: 0.0% Dry bending strength: 2.4 N/mm2 Fired bending strength 1270ºC: 44.0 N/mm2 Thermal coefficient 1270ºC (25-500ºC): 71.2x10^-7ºC^-1 (*) Firing range recommended for the clay to develop its best performance, both in terms of technical and safety characteristics, under conventional firing conditions. The colour samples may show temperatures outside the recommended range to provide a broader view, but these are pieces fired under controlled conditions. Cone equivalence according to Orton table for self-supporting cones, regular-SSB and 150ºC/hr heating rate.

LOTUS is an extra white porcelain from the city of Jingdezhen, the world capital of porcelain and cradle of Chinese imperial porcelain for 1,700 years. It is characterized by its extraordinary whiteness and is ideal for tableware and decorative porcelain. Suitable for tableware (food-safe), according to ISO 6486. Available in extruded body (moist form). Presented in a 5 kg cylindrical format in a carton box. Firing range*: 1260-1290ºC Biscuit temperature: 1000ºC Water content: 24% Plasticity (IP Atterberg): 9 Carbonate content (CaCO3): 0% Drying shrinkage: 6.3% Firing shrinkage 1270ºC: 10.3% Porosity (water absorption) 1270ºC: 0.0% Dry bending strength: 2.3 N/mm2 Fired bending strength 1270ºC: 48.0 N/mm2 Thermal coefficient 1270ºC (25-500ºC): 74.5x10^-7ºC^-1 (*) Firing range recommended for the clay to develop its best performance, both in terms of technical and safety characteristics, under conventional firing conditions. The colour samples may show temperatures outside the recommended range to provide a broader view, but these are pieces fired under controlled conditions. Cone equivalence according to Orton table for self-supporting cones, regular-SSB and 150ºC/hr heating rate.

Blue earthenware clay. Its blue colour in oxidising atmosphere is a highlight in the range of low firing colours. Its fineness and plasticity make it an excellent choice for wheel- throwing and modelling. Very good behaviour with standard pottery glazes. Available in extruded body (moist form). Firing range*: 1050-1080ºC / Cone 05-04 Water content (throwing): 19% Plasticity (IP Atterberg): 15 Carbonate content (CaCO3): 16% Drying shrinkage: 5.0% Firing shrinkage 1050ºC: -0.3% Porosity (water absorption) 1050ºC: 12.4% Dry bending strength: 4.1 N/mm2 Fired bending strength 1050ºC: 37.4 N/mm2 Thermal coefficient 1050ºC (25-500ºC): 73.7x10^-7ºC^-1 (*) Firing range recommended for the clay to develop its best performance, both in terms of technical and safety characteristics, under conventional firing conditions. The colour samples may show temperatures outside the recommended range to provide a broader view, but these are pieces fired under controlled conditions. Cone equivalence according to Orton table for self-supporting cones, regular-SSB and 150ºC/hr heating rate.

Green earthenware clay. Its green colour in oxidising atmosphere is a highlight in the range of low firing colours. Its fineness and plasticity make it an excellent choice for wheel- throwing and modelling. Very good behaviour with standard pottery glazes. Available in extruded body (moist form). Firing range*: 1050-1080ºC / Cone 05-04 Water content (throwing): 19% Plasticity (IP Atterberg): 15 Carbonate content (CaCO3): 16% Drying shrinkage: 5.1% Firing shrinkage 1050ºC: -0.1% Porosity (water absorption) 1050ºC: 12.8% Dry bending strength: 4.3 N/mm2 Fired bending strength 1050ºC: 36.1 N/mm2 Thermal coefficient 1050ºC (25-500ºC): 72.2x10^-7ºC^-1 (*) Firing range recommended for the clay to develop its best performance, both in terms of technical and safety characteristics, under conventional firing conditions. The colour samples may show temperatures outside the recommended range to provide a broader view, but these are pieces fired under controlled conditions. Cone equivalence according to Orton table for self-supporting cones, regular-SSB and 150ºC/hr heating rate.

White stoneware clay with 40% impalpable grog 0-0.2 mm (up to 80 Mesh). Formulated for artistic ceramics, it is ideal for throwing and modelling smooth pieces with fine details. The high content of grog confers an excellent behaviour during drying and firing. Its particular ivory colour after firing is much appreciated and provides an excellent ware for glazes and colouring oxides, which develop bright and intense tones. Suitable for tableware (food-safe), according to ISO 6486. Available in extruded body (moist form). Firing range*: 1240-1300ºC / Cone 6-10 Biscuit temperature: 1000ºC / Cone 06 Water content: 19% Plasticity (IP Atterberg): 16 Carbonate content (CaCO3): 0% Drying shrinkage: 5.9% Firing shrinkage 1300ºC: 7.0% Porosity (water absorption) at 1300ºC: 0.0% Dry bending strength: 3.0 N/mm2 Fired bending strength 1300ºC: 51.0 N/mm2 Thermal coefficient 1250ºC (25-500ºC): 60.4x10^-7ºC^-1 Available in the United States and Canada. ACMI AP Seal. Conforms to ASTM D-4236. (*) Firing range recommended for the clay to develop its best performance, both in terms of technical and safety characteristics, under conventional firing conditions. The colour samples may show temperatures outside the recommended range to provide a broader view, but these are pieces fired under controlled conditions. Cone equivalence according to Orton table for self-supporting cones, regular-SSB and 150ºC/hr heating rate.

ab ca. 1260°C orange