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Medium Temperature Clays
Plainsman Coffee Info SDS
Smooth, plastic, very dark burning cone 6 stoneware.
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IMCO Dragon Fruit Info
Dragon Fruit is a unique cone 6 Clay body. Designed for throwing, and the specks create an intriguing visual treat. Not recommended for Reduction
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Plainsman M332 Info SDS
Very sandy and plastic brown burning stoneware.
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Plainsman M332G Info SDS
Grogged brown burning sculpture clay.
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Plainsman M340 Info SDS
Smooth buff burning stoneware. Our most popular clay body.
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Plainsman M340GS Info SDS
Lightly grogged buff burning stoneware with manganese speckle.
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Plainsman M340S Info SDS
Smooth buff burning stoneware with manganese speckle.
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Plainsman M350 Info SDS
Smooth tan burning stoneware.
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Plainsman M370 Info SDS
Plastic white burning stoneware.
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Plainsman M390 Info SDS
Smooth red burning stoneware, our most popular dark burning body.
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Plainsman MSCULP Info SDS
Heavily grogged version of M340.
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IMCO Night Info
Manufacturer Notes: This smooth cone 5-6 body fires a dark black in oxidation. It is designed with Navajo Wheel in mind. One will find the same great plasticity that makes Navajo Wheel a great throwing body in Night. This Body is for oxidation firing only. Make sure fumes are not breathed off kiln. DO NOT RAKU. To get bright colors we recommend using a white engobe under your glazes. This will allow brightly colored glazes to shine and reduce pin holing. Recommended biscuiting at cone 04 to improve glaze performance.
IMCO:
IMCO Red Velvet (cone 8) Info SDS
Formerly known as Navajo Wheel Regular. A smooth textured plastic red clay. An excellent wheel and hand building clay. Deep red tile color. 10% absorption at cone 6. Note: upper tile is fired oxidation, lower tile is fired in reduction. Note from the manufacturer: "This clay was originally designed as a cone 6 body but as the clay has changed in the pits. Red Velvet now vitrifies at cone 8 (this change occurred around 2015)."
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IMCO Red Velvet 35 (cone 8) Info SDS
Formerly Navajo Wheel 35. Outstanding throwing body. Contains a 35 mesh grog that lends good structural strength. Rich red tile color under oxidation at cone 5-6, dark brown with a moderate reduction at cone 5. Note: upper tile is fired oxidation, lower tile is fired in reduction. Note from the manufacturer about Red Velvet: "This clay was originally designed as a cone 6 body but as the clay has changed in the pits. Red Velvet now vitrifies at cone 8 (this change occurred around 2015). Absorption 8% at cone 6"
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Seattle Pottery Supply SP695, Midnight (replaced by "Eclipse") Info
Cone 04-5. Black burning. Plastic, general purpose. (Cone 5 max, due to risk of bloating)
Cone 04-5. Black burning. Plastic, general purpose. (Cone 5 max, due to risk of bloating)
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Seattle Pottery Supply SP698, Eclipse (black clay) Info
Manufacturer Notes: Color: dark grey/black / Texture: slightly smooth (< 5% grog) / Firmness: medium.
Eclipse is a very dark gray mid-range stoneware clay body that fires to black when glazed. Designed to replace (and one-up) our old Midnight Black clay, it is formulated with lower manganese levels for user safety. Stronger and less likely to bloat than previous dark clays, it fires to 0% porosity to ensure strength, good glass development, and a body that can be put to the test. It has a rich, sophisticated color when unglazed, and offers a fantastic contrast for marbling or combining with lighter clays.
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Seattle Pottery Supply SP955, Vashon White Paper Clay Info
Fires creamy off-white.
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IMCO Stoneware 1C Info SDS
Fires sandstone color in oxidation and a brown in reduction. Contains a fine silica sand. Gives the appearance of a cone 10 reduction clay body when fired to cone 5 in oxidation. Note: upper tile is fired oxidation, lower tile is fired in reduction.
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