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    This document summarizes different types of glazes including their recommended firing temperatures and suitable clay bodies. [1] Low-fire glazes are suitable for brightly colored pottery and can be fired from cone 02 to cone 05 (~18,280F to 19,450F), working well with earthenware clay bodies. [2] Mid-range glazes can be used on a variety of clay bodies including earthenware and stoneware, firing from cone 4 to cone 7 (~21,670F to 22,640F). [3] High-fire glazes are typically used by commercial potters and fired in gas kilns, working with porcelain and

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    This document summarizes different types of glazes including their recommended firing temperatures and suitable clay bodies. [1] Low-fire glazes are suitable for brightly colored pottery and can be fired from cone 02 to cone 05 (~18,280F to 19,450F), working well with earthenware clay bodies. [2] Mid-range glazes can be used on a variety of clay bodies including earthenware and stoneware, firing from cone 4 to cone 7 (~21,670F to 22,640F). [3] High-fire glazes are typically used by commercial potters and fired in gas kilns, working with porcelain and

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    Temperatura-Esmaltes

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    This document summarizes different types of glazes including their recommended firing temperatures and suitable clay bodies. [1] Low-fire glazes are suitable for brightly colored pottery and can be fired from cone 02 to cone 05 (~18,280F to 19,450F), working well with earthenware clay bodies. [2] Mid-range glazes can be used on a variety of clay bodies including earthenware and stoneware, firing from cone 4 to cone 7 (~21,670F to 22,640F). [3] High-fire glazes are typically used by commercial potters and fired in gas kilns, working with porcelain and

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    TYPES OF GLAZES

    FIRING RECOMMENDED
    GLAZE TYPE CONE DESCRIPTION
    TEMPERATURE CLAY BODIES

    •C
     an achieve a wide range
    of colors and effects with a
    Cone 02 - (~ 1828⁰F/998⁰C) lower firing temperature
    Low Fire Cone 05 (~ 1945⁰F/1063⁰C) Earthenware
    •S
     uitable for brightly colored
    pottery and school projects

    • Available in many colors

    •C
     an be used on a variety of
    Cone 4 - (~ 2167⁰F/1165⁰C) clay bodies
    Earthenware
    Mid-Range Cone 7 (~ 2264⁰F/1210⁰C)
    Stoneware
    •C
     an be used on greenware,
    bisqueweare, or glazed
    pieces

    •A
     vailable in more muted
    colors

    Cone 8 - ~ 2305⁰F/1260⁰C) Porcelain • Very durable


    High Fire Cone 14 (~ 2530⁰F/1390⁰C) Stoneware
    •T
     ypically used by
    commercial potters and
    fired in a gas kiln

    • Very low-temperature glaze


    Earthenware
    Cone 022 - (~ 1112⁰F /605⁰C) •A
     pplied for a third firing,
    Lusters & Stoneware
    Cone 013 (~ 1566⁰F /850⁰C) after bisqueware and
    Overglazes Porcelain
    glazeware firings, to achieve
    special effects

    •C
     an achieve a variety
    of colors and textures
    Earthenware
    depending on the clay body
    Stoneware
    Underglazes Wide Range Varies
    Porcelain
    •C
     an be applied to
    greenware or bisqueware

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