TECHNISCHE HOBBIES TECHNIQUES SPÉCIFIQUES TECHNICAL HOBBIES HOBBY TECNICO Clay and Enamel
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TECHNISCHE HOBBIES TECHNIQUES SPÉCIFIQUES TECHNICAL HOBBIES HOBBY TECNICO Clay and enamel 07 / yellow 83 / anthracite 89 / deep black 84 / red Chamotted Modelling Clay, chamotted 25 % 0 – 1 mm: Professional clays with a wide range of uses, suitable for all modelling tech- niques and for small to medium sized pieces. With the exception of clay 6s all clays can be combined with one another, whether for the insertion technique or the marbling technique. Due to the special careful preparation of the natu- ral clays they are so plastic, that with a little practice they can also be turned on the potter’s wheel (e.g. for thick-walled plant containers). When clays 42 053 86 and 42 053 88 are fired in the range of the given highest tempera- ture, frostproof ceramic ware can be produced. 86 / leather coloured 88 / white Modelling firing clay Westerwald 42 051 07 Modelling firing clay, 25 % chamot- SQ: 10 kg te 1000 – 1300 °C, 0 – 1 mm 42 051 83 Modelling firing clay, 25 % chamot- SQ: 10 kg te 1000 – 1300 °C, 0 – 1 mm 42 051 89 Modelling firing clay, 25 % chamot- SQ: 10 kg te 1000 – 1200 °C, 0 – 1 mm 42 053 84 Modelling firing clay, 25 % chamot- SQ: 10 kg te 1000 – 1200 °C, 0 – 1 mm 42 053 86 Modelling firing clay, 25 % chamot- SQ: 10 kg white te 1000 – 1280 °C, 0 – 1 mm 42 053 88 Modelling firing clay, 25 % chamot- SQ: 10 kg Modelling firing clay Westerwald te 1000 – 1300 °C, 0 – 1 mm 42 053 83 Modelling firing clay, 25 % chamot- SQ: 10 kg te 980 – 1100 °C, 0 – 1 mm 42 053 83: white stoneware material, up to 1,100 °C, glazes well at a low firing temperature Clay prices are quoted net, ex works Westerwald. Minimum quantity for clay 42 053 84: highly plastic, fires from terracotta (1,000 °C) to red (1,200 °C) assortments is 500kg (max 1,000 kg / pallet). with individual natural spotting 42 053 85: brown black up to 1,150 °C 42 053 86: highly plastic, fires from a pink salmon colour (1,000 °C) to grey (1,280 °C) 42 053 88: highly plastic, fires white up to 1,300 °C There may be colour deviations due to the printing process. 516 Subject may be changed. Clay and enamel Non-chamotted Pottery Clays School Clays These clays are particularly suitable for working on a potter’s wheel. Clays 42 These clays are especially for use in schools and educational institutions. 053 79, 42 053 81 and 42 053 89 are also especially suitable for motor-hap- They have good plastic properties, and dry and fire without problems. They tic therapy work or e.g. for „working in the field of clay“. are suitable for all the usual techniques for building up and modelling and for pieces up to approx. 30 cm. 42 053 79: highly plastic, fires from a salmon pink colour (1,000 °C) to grey (1,250 °C) with individual natural spotting 42 053 80: stoneware clay, fires white at temperatures up to 1,100 °C, gla- zes well with edges that do not chip easily 42 053 81: highly plastic, fires from terracotta (1,000 °C) to red (1,200 °C) with individual natural spotting 42 053 82: fires to brown-black 42 053 89: highly plastic universal pottery clay, fires to white up to 1,300 °C 03 / white 04 / red Clay for schools Westerwald 42 054 03 Clay for schools, 25 % chamotte SQ: 10 kg 1000 – 1150 °C, 0 – 0,5 mm 42 054 04 Clay for schools, 25 % chamotte SQ: 10 kg 1000 – 1150 °C, 0 – 0,5 mm white Clay for potter‘s wheel Westerwald 42 053 80 Clay for potter‘s wheel, 980 – SQ: 10 kg 1100 °C 13 / white 14 / red Clay for schools Westerwald 42 054 13 Clay for schools, 25 % chamotte SQ: 5 pc 1000 – 1150 °C, 0 – 0,5 mm, 5 kg 42 054 14 Clay for schools, 25 % chamotte SQ: 5 pc 1000 – 1150 °C, 0 – 0,5 mm, 5 kg 89 / deep black 79 / leather coloured Items 42 054 13 and 42 054 14 can be shipped from Rohrbach subject to our normal carriage paid terms. 42 054 02 – Fibre Clay This clay is interspersed with extremely fine textile fibres. It can be finely modelled, whereby the fibres form a supportive structure in the drying pro- cess, which gives the unfired clay an unusual degree of stability even with fili- gree work. Please note that it is natural for the textile fibres to develop smoke during ceramic firing and that the kiln must have an extractor system. 81 / red 89 / white Clay for potter‘s wheel Westerwald 42 050 89 Clay for potter‘s wheel, 1000 – SQ: 10 kg 1150 °C 42 053 79 Clay for potter‘s, 1000 – 1250 °C SQ: 10 kg 42 053 81 Clay for potter‘s wheel, 1000 – SQ: 10 kg 1200 °C 42 053 89 Clay for potter‘s wheel, 1.000 – SQ: 10 kg 1.300 °C white Fibrous clay stoneware Westerwald 42 054 02 Fibrous clay stoneware, 1000 – SQ: 10 kg 1300 °C There may be colour deviations due to the printing process. Subject may be changed. 517 Clay and enamel Special-Plate Clays, chamotted with 40 % 0 – 0.5 mm, up to 1,150 °C Building-up Clay, chamotted with 40 % 0 – 0.5 mm, up to 1,300 °C These clays are especially designed for making plates, i.e. for building up The clay is suitable for medium-sized pieces using all the usual building-up vessels using the plate technique. However, they are also suitable for all the and modelling techniques. usual building-up techniques. 42 053 87:Building-up and modelling plate clay which fires white. This clay can be fired at a higher temperature than the special plate clays. Due to its resistance to thermal shock, it is especially suitable for the RAKU-technique. Since the clay mixture used has particularly good plastic properties, it can also be used on a potter‘s wheel (e.g. for RAKU-vessels). 42 054 05:This clay catches the eye through the interplay of colours. At 1,000 °C it fires to a lilac colour, then at higher firing temperatures, it changes to beige-ochre-brown. At firing temperatures starting at 1,250 °C the colour of the fired piece changes, the corners and edges take on dark colou- red contours. 89 / deep black 94 / white white Clay Westerwald 42 053 87 Clay, 40 % chamotte 1000 – 1300 SQ: 10 kg 95 / red 97 / leather coloured °C, 0 – 0,5 mm Clay Westerwald 42 049 89 Clay, 40% chamotte 980 – 1150 SQ: 10 kg °C, 0 – 0,5 mm 42 052 94 Clay, 40% chamotte 980 – 1150 SQ: 10 kg °C, 0 – 0,5 mm 42 052 95 Clay, 40% chamotte 980 – 1150 SQ: 10 kg °C, 0 – 0,5 mm 42 052 97 Clay, 40% chamotte 980 – 1150 SQ: 10 kg °C, 0 – 0,5 mm Building-up Clay, chamotted, 0 – 2 mm The clay is especially suitable for large pieces. 42 054 06:This clay catches the eye through the interplay of colours. At 1,000 °C it fires to a lilac colour, then at higher firing temperatures, it Indian Summer changes to beige-ochre-brown. At firing temperatures starting at 1,250 °C the Modelling firing clay special Westerwald colour of the fired piece changes, the corners and edges take on dark colou- red contours. 42 054 05 Modell. firing clay, 40% chamotte SQ: 10 kg 1000 – 1350 °C, 0 – 0,5 mm Clay prices are quoted net, ex works Westerwald. Minimum quantity for clay assortments is 500kg (max 1,000 kg / pallet). Indian Summer Modelling firing clay special Westerwald 42 054 06 Modell. firing clay, 40% chamotte SQ: 10 kg 1000 – 1350 °C, 0 – 2,0 mm There may be colour deviations due to the printing process. 518 Subject may be changed. Clay and enamel 60 / leather coloured / black 61 / anthracite black Modelling / Effect firing clay 42 054 60 Modelling/ Effect firing clay, 12,5% SQ: 10 kg chamotte 1000 – 1200 °C, 0,5 – 2 mm 42 054 61 Modelling/ Effect firing clay, 25% SQ: 10 kg chamotte 1000 – 1200 °C, 0,5 – 2 mm 01 / white 06 / leather coloured Modelling / sculpture firing clay 42 055 01 Modelling/sculpt. firing clay, 60 % SQ: 10 kg chamotte 1000 – 1300 °C, 0 – 5 mm 42 055 06 Modelling/sculpt. firing clay, 60 % SQ: 10 kg chamotte 1000 – 1280 °C, 0 – 5 mm snow-white Liquid porcelain Westerwald 42 054 50 Porcelain slip, 1230 – 1300°C, SQ: 1 buc 10 kg Medium of separation 41 253 99 Medium of separation, Ready mix SQ: 1 cup for appliance, 700 g Clay prices are quoted net, ex works Westerwald. Minimum quantity for clay snow-white assortments is 500kg (max 1,000 kg / pallet). Soft-paste porcelain mass Westerwald 42 054 01 Porcelain, 1230 – 1300 °C SQ: 10 kg There may be colour deviations due to the printing process. Subject may be changed. 519 Clay and enamel 79 70 / cleopatra 79 72 / dama de noche 88 06 / aquamarin 22 29 / tiffany green 89 39 / starlet 88 01 / ocean 89 35 / granada 89 31 / slate 80 63 / daisy 78 52 / meteorite 75 14 / Madagascar 75 09 / ceylon 78 57 / tiger lily 78 58 / valencia 80 48 / antique green 89 38 / supernova 78 81 / supra 80 42 / terracotta 85 43 / alligator 80 90 / crocodei 78 59 / terracotta stone 80 95 / indiansummer 85 41 / hawaii 78 46 / aster 80 47 / rust-brown 75 10 / tiger´s eye 22 27 / aege 88 50 / oilspot Powder enamel: 39 0.