Name: Standard Ceramic 105 White Talc Clay
Brand: Standard Ceramic Supply
Rating: 4 (6 reviews)

Standard Ceramic 105 White Talc Clay is a very smooth, white clay body that is excellent for both hand-building and wheel-throwing. It works well with most commercial low-fire glazes.    Bisque fire to cone 04. A firing range of Cone 06–04 is recommended. Shrinkage is 6% at Cone 06, and 6.5% at Cone 04. Absorption is 15.5% at Cone 06, and 12% at Cone 04.   Standard Ceramic 105 White Talc Clay comes in a 50 lb (23 kg) carton that contains two 25 lb (11 kg) bags. It is de-aired and ready to use.




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Standard Ceramic 104 Red Clay with Grog is a reddish-orange clay body when fired to earthenware temperatures (Cone 04). The color deepens to a brick red color if the firing temperature is increased to Cone 3.    This formula is blended with fine grog, which makes it an excellent choice for both hand-building and wheel-throwing.    Pieces made with this clay should be slow bisque fired to Cone 04. A firing range of Cone 06–4 is recommended. Shrinkage is 6% at Cone 06, and 11% at Cone 4. Absorption is 13.2% at Cone 06, and 3% at Cone 4.    Standard Ceramic 104 Red Clay with Grog comes in a 50 lb (23 kg ) carton that contains two 25 lb (11 kg) bags. It is de-aired and ready to use.

This is a reddish-orange clay body when fired to earthenware temperatures. This formula is blended with a moderate amount of 65 mesh sand and extra fine grog, which makes it an excellent choice for both hand-building and wheel-throwing.

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Standard Ceramic 105 White Clay With Grog is a white-firing earthenware clay that is excellent for both hand-building and wheel-throwing, as well as for larger wheel and sculptural forms. It works well with most commercial low-fire glazes. A combination of choice plastic clays with added grog lends body strength and texture while reducing cracking.   Dark gray in its moist state, and ivory white after firing, Standard Ceramic 105 White Clay With Grog should be bisque fired to Cone 04. The recommended firing range is Cone 06–04.   Shrinkage is 5% at Cone 06, and 5.6% at Cone 04. Absorption is 15.3% at Cone 06, and 14.5% at Cone 04.   Standard Ceramic 105 White Clay With Grog comes in a 50 lb (23 kg) carton that contains two 25 lb (11 kg) bags. It is de-aired and ready to use.

Smooth white-firing earthenware clay is for handbuilding and wheelthrowing, for larger wheel and sculptural forms. Use with most commercial low-fire glazes. Choice plastic clays with coarse sand give this body strength and texture while reducing cracking.

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An open clay body specially formulated to withstand the thermal shock of raku firing, Standard Ceramic 239 Raku Clay contains sand.   Bisque fire to Cone 04. Recommended firing is Cone 04. Shrinkage is 8% at Cone 04, and absorption is 17% at Cone 04.    Standard Ceramic 239 Raku Clay comes in a 50 lb (23 kg) carton that contains two 25 lb (11 kg) bags. It is de-aired and ready to use.

This is a Raku body with 20% coarse sand and medium grog. Blended without color for a grayish black effect in Raku reduction, White Raku I works equally well as a coarse sculpture body. Bisque fire to cone 04–03.

Standard Ceramic 105 White Talc Clay is a very smooth, white clay body that is excellent for both hand-building and wheel-throwing. It works well with most commercial low-fire glazes.

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Standard Ceramic 105 White Talc Clay

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