MDT: Ron Roy
NotesThis is the traditional Ron Roy materials file. He uses this in workshops and seminars. We do not recommend this MDT unless you are taking a workshop with him or need to open some of his glaze recipe files (the abbreviated naming scheme and lack of an update mechanism are the main reasons, see below).
However there are issues to be aware of:
-There are about a dozen materials specific to this MDT. Some of them are unique and came from Ron. However some of them are duplicates (although they are named differently) and have slightly different chemistry (e.g. Gerstley Borate). We do not have detailed information to account for the differences. However in the case of Gerstley Borate, we do have detailed information on the logic behind the analysis we provide and document that logic on a website specifically created for it (http://gerstleyborate.com). We do not have an update mechanism in place for these. There is a video on the Tutorial Videos section on Digitalfire on how to compare two MDTs by exporting them as CSV files and combining them in Microsoft Excel. If you are aware of a material in our standard MDT file whose chemistry is not correct, please contact us. INSIGHT has a button in the materials dialog to get the Ron Roy MDT automatically, but it is just downloading a static file that is not being maintained, it is better to be generating a file from this database using the MDT download page.
-Ron uses an abbreviated naming scheme, for example "Frit 3195" is F3195, "Tennessee #9 Ball Clay" is Tenn #9, etc. Since Frit 3195 is included in other MDTs, how is it possible to avoid having two records for this material? Because this database and INSIGHT both support alternate names for materials. Where appropriate, Ron's abbreviated names appear in the list of alternate names for materials. Thus if you download the standard MDT, or any of the others, materials having these alternate names will be found by INSIGHT if created using Ron's MDT. Likewise, recipes including these materials are created using the standard MDT will open properly if Ron's MDT is active. However, recipes including the materials unique to his MDT will open with these materials being marked with an * (indicating that the chemistry could not be found).
You can see a master chart of exactly which materials are included for each MDT by clicking the MDT link in the menu bar above.
Out Bound Links
In Bound Links
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Albany Slip - High iron silty low melting clay
New York Slip, Albany Clay
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Calcined Alumina - Al2O3 - Aluminum oxide
Alumina Calcined, Calcnd Alum, Ground Alumina, Corundum
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Alumina Hydrate - Al2O3.3H2O
Alum Hydrate, Alumina Trihydrate, Hydrated Alumina, Alpha Aluminum Trihydroxide, Gibbsite
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Anhydrous Borax - Na2B4O7 - Fused Borax, Sodium Tetraborate
Calcined Borax, Dehydrated Borax, Pyrobor
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Ball Clay - Highly Plastic Fine Particle Clay
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Barium Carbonate - BaCO3
Barium Carb, Witherite
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Bentonite
Montmorillonite
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Bone Ash - Ca5(OH)(PO4)3
Calcium Phosphate
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Cadycal - Precipitated Calcium Borate
Cadycal Jan/00
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Calcium Carbonate - CaCO3
Carbonate of Lime, Whiting, Aragonite, Calcite, CaCO3
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Colemanite - 2CaO.3B2O3.5H2O or CaB3O4(OH)3·H2O
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Cornwall Stone
Cornish Stone, China Stone, Corn Stn, China-stone
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Cryolite - Na3AlF6
Cryloite, Sodium Fluoaluminate, Kryolith
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Dolomite - CaCO3.MgCO3 or CaMg(CO3)2 - Double carbonate of magnesia/calcia
Calcium Magnesium Carbonate, Raw Limestone
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F-4 Feldspar - Sodium Feldspar
F4 Feldspar, Kona Feldspar, Kona F4, F4 Spar, F 4 Feldspar
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Ferro Frit 3185 - Low melting alkali borate bonding frit for abrasives
F3185
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Ferro Frit 3191 - A source of alkali borate intended for use in abrasives indust
F3191
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Ferro Frit 3227 - For low temperature vitreous bonding in metals industry
F3227 Frit, F3227
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Ferro Frit 3249 - Low expansion leadless magnesia borosilicate frit
F3249 Frit, F3249 (Ferro)
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Ferro Frit 3269 - Leadless Sodium Boron Frit
F3269
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Ferro Frit 3278 - Leadless high boron alkali silicate frit
F3278
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Ferro Frit 3289 - High barium leadless frit for bright colors, satin finishes
F3289
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Ferro Frit 3292 - For Cone 3-5 Sanitary Ware Glazes
F3292
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Ferro Frit 3602 - Lead alumina bilsilicate frit
F3602
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Ferro Frit 5301 - High Expansion Leadless Fluorine Frit
F5301, Frit 501E34
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Fusion Frit F-134 - Strontium frit base for cone 5-6 glazes
F134 Fusion
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Fusion Frit F-2 - High Calcium Boron Leadless
F2 Fusion
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Fusion Frit F-60 - Zinc free calcium and sodium frit
F60 Fusion, Frit F60
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General Frit GF-136 - High Potassium
Frit 136, Frit GF136
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Frit P2954 - Calcium Borate Frit similar to Gerstley Borate
PotteryCrafts Frit 2954
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G-200 Feldspar - Potash/sodium/calcium 200 mesh Feldspar
G200 Feldspar, G200 Spar, G 200 Spar, G 200, G 200 Feldspar
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Grolleg Kaolin - Fine White Burning English Kaolin, English China Clay
Grolleg China Clay
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Imco 400 Fireclay - Fireclay
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Kentucky Stone - Kentucky Ball Clay
Kentky Stn, Kentucky Stone Clay
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KMS Kaolin
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KT-Cast Kaolin
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KTS-2 Ball Clay - Tennessee Ball Clay
KTS2 Ball Clay
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Lizella Clay - CLAY
Lizzella, Lizzela
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M&D Ball Clay - Missouri Ball Clay
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M-23 Ball Clay - Tennessee Ball Clay
Old Hick M-23, M23 Ball Clay
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M-44 Ball Clay - Kentucky Ball Clay
M 44
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Bentone MA - Glaze Suspender, Hectorite
Macaloid
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Magnesite - MgCO3
Mag Carb, MgCO3, Anhydrous Magnesium Carbonate
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Minspar 200 - Feldspar
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Molochite - Highly Calcined Alumina Silicate
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Nickel Carbonate - NiCO3
NiCO3
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Norfloat Feldspar - Potash feldspar
Norfloat Spar, NORFLOAT Potash Feldspar
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Pyrax HS - Pyrophyllite
Pyrax HS#5
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Redart - Red Firing Earthenware
Red Art
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Redearth - Plainsman Native Clay
Red Earth
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Redstone - Plainsman Native Clay
Red Stone
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Roseville Clay
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Sapphire Kaolin - Secondary Fine Particle Kaolin
Saphire Kaolin, Saphhire Kaolin
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Sheffield Clay - Iron-rich native glacial clay
Shefield Clay
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Foote Spodumene
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Standard Porcelain Kaolin - A white burning high strength Cornish kaolin
English Standard Porcelain, Eng Stn Porc, Standard Porcelain China Clay
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Tennessee #1 SGP - Tennessee Ball Clay
SGP #1 Ball Clay
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Tennessee #10 Ball Clay
TENN #10
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Tennessee #9 Ball Clay - Tennessee Ball Clay, very light firing ball clay
Tenn #9, Tennessee #9
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Texas Talc 286 - A talc having a rounded rather than platy particle shape.
TxTalc286
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Thomas Ball Clay - Tennessee Ball Clay
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Velvacast Kaolin - Large Particle Size Kaolin
Velva Cast
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Yellow Banks #101
Yelo Banks 101
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Zircopax - Zirconium Silicate
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Gillespie Borate - Gerstley Borate Substitute
Gilespie Borate
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Laguna Borate - Gerstley Borate Alternative
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Blyth Frit 3104
F3104, Blyth F3104
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Spodumene Concentrate - Low Melt Spodumene
Tanco Spodumene, Tanko Spod
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Snocal 707 Kaolin
Snowcal Kaolin
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Pyrotrol - Andalusite/Pyrophyllite Ore
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Salt Lick - A dark buff PCE 27 clay.
SaltLick
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Australian Spodumene - Li2O.Al2O3.4SiO2
Ausi Spodumene, Ausi Spod
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Hyplas 64 Ball Clay - Ball Clay
Hy Plas 64
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James Bay Stn Kaolin
JamesBay Stn
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JB Kaolin
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Texas Talc 92 - A talc having a rounded rather than platy particle shape.
TxTalc92
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WL Rhyolite - From Ron Roy's MDT
WL Rhyolite (Hanks)
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Frit 439 - Gerstley Borate Substitute
MexGBSub F439
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Premium Feldspar
Premium Spar
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Pemco Frit P-3T355
3T355,3T-355
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Gerstley Bor (99) - Plastic Calcium Borate, Borocalcite
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FHC
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New FHC
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Gers Borate 9/97 - Plastic Calcium Borate, Borocalcite
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Kurts Corn Stn - A material from Ron Roys MDT
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Lepidolite - From Ron Roys MDT
Lithium Mica
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Low Melt Spodumene - From Ron Roy's materials table
Low Melt Spod (Hank)
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MCS - From Ron Roy's MDT
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Mica - musc - From Ron Roy's MDT
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Ochre - From Ron Roy's MDT
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Old Hick #56SR - From Ron Roy's MDT
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Volcanic Ash - From Ron Roy's MDT
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Alberta Slip - Albany slip substitute
Archie Bray Slip
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Fusion Frit F-75 - Bond Frit
F75 Fusion,Frit F75
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Plastic Vitrox - White Burning Plastic Feldspar
PV Clay, Plas Vitrox
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Ceramic Rutile - TiO2
Calcined Rutile, Light Rutile, Rutile Ceramic
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Iron Oxide Red - Fe2O3 - Synthetic Hematite
Ferric Oxide, Red Iron Oxide, RIO, Iron(III) oxide, Fe2O3, Hematite
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Kyanite - Al2O3.SiO2
Disthene, Cyanite
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Lithium Carbonate - LiCO3
Lith Carb, Li2CO3
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Manganese Dioxide - MnO2
Mno2, Pyrolusite, Manganese(IV) oxide
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Mullite - 3Al2O3.2SiO2 - Calcined Mullite
Mulite
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Nepheline Syenite - Generic
Neph Sy
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Petalite - LiAlSi4O10 or Li2O.Al2O3.8SiO2
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Potash Feldspar - K2O.Al2O3.6SiO2
K-Feldspar, Orthoclase, K Feldspar, Potassium Feldspar
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Rutile - TiO2 - Iron Titanium Mineral
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Silica - SiO2 - Quartz, Flint
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Sodium Carbonate - Na2CO3 or Na2O.CO2 - The most common form of sodium carbonate
Soda Ash, Calcined Soda, Anhydrous Sodium Carb, Na2CO3
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Strontium Carbonate - SrCO3 or SrO.CO2
Strontianite
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Talc - Mg3Si4O6 or 3MgO.4SiO2.H2O
Magnesium Silicate, Steatite, French Chalk, Hydrated talc
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Tin Oxide - SnO2
Stannic Oxide, Tin(IV) Oxide, Tin Dioxide, SnO2
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Ulexite - NaCaB5O9·8H2O - Sodium calcium borate
Television Stone
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Wollastonite - CaSiO3 - Calcium Silicate
Wolastonite
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Zinc Oxide - ZnO - Pure Source Of Zinc
ZnO, Zincite
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Alkatrol - Andalusite/pyrophyllite/sericite
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Barnard Slip - High Iron Clay
Blackbird Slip, Blackbird Clay, Barnard Clay
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Bell Dark Ball Clay - Tennessee Ball Clay
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C & C Ball Clay - White burning plastic ball clay
C&C Ball Clay, C and C Ball Clay
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Carbondale Clay - Red Medium Fire Clay
Carbondale Red Clay
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Goldart - Cream Burning Stoneware
Cedar Heights Goldart
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Custer Feldspar - Potash Feldspar
Custer Spar
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EP Kaolin - Plastic White Firing Kaolin
EPK, Edgar Plastic Kaolin, EPK Kaolin
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F-2 Ball Clay - F2 Ball Clay
Hick F-2, F2 Ball Clay, Old Hickory F-2 Ball Clay
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Ferro Frit 3110 - High alkali, low alumina and boron leadless high expansion frit
F3110, Frit KFG 4110, Ferro Crystal Frit
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Ferro Frit 3124 - Leadless high calcium borosilicate frit
F3124
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Ferro Frit 3134 - Leadless and zero alumina high calcia borosilicate frit
F3134
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Ferro Frit 3195 - Leadless High Borax/calcia for glaze
F3195
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Ferro Frit CC-257 - High Barium Frit
Frit CC257
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Fusion Frit F-12 - Artware Flux Calcium Frit
F12 Fusion,Frit F12
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Fusion Frit F-18 - Dinnerware Strontium Frit
F18 Fusion, Frit F18, Frit F 18
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Fusion Frit F-19 - Boro Calcium Dinnerware Frit
Frit F19, F19 Fusion
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Fusion Frit F-280
F280 Fusion, Frit F280
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Fusion Frit F-309 - Calcium borate frit, Gerstley Borate substitute
Frit F309, F 309
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Fusion Frit F-38 - Strontium Flux
Frit F38
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Fusion Frit FZ-25 - Boro Sodium Frit, Tile Flux
Frit FZ25
- (Materials)
Hawthorne Bond - Missouri Fire Clay
Hawthorne Fireclay, Hawthorn, HAWTHORN 35m
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Helmer Kaolin - Helmer clay
Helmar Kaolin
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Jackson Ball Clay - Tennessee Ball Clay
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Jordan Fireclay - Low Iron Fireclay
Maryland Ball/Stoneware Clay
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Kaopaque 20 Kaolin - White Non Plastic Delaminated Kaolin
Kaopaque, Kaopaque Kaolin
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Kingman Feldspar - Potash Feldspar
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KT #1-4 Ball Clay - Tennessee Ball Clay, KT 1-4
KT1-4, KT#1-4
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APG Missouri Fireclay - Buff Burning Plastic Fireclay
AP Green, A.P., A. P., APG Fire, APGFC
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OM #4 Ball Clay - Tennessee Ball Clay
OM4 Ball Clay, OM4, OM#4, OM 4, Old Mine #4, OM-4 Ball Clay
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Pioneer Kaolin - Medium plasticity kaolin
Georgia Kaolin
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Tile #6 Kaolin - Highly Plastic Fine Grained
Tile 6, Tile#6 Kaolin
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Wood Ash
- (Materials)
Frit RCG 2430
F RCG 2430, RCG2430, RCG-2430
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Cherry Ash
Cherry Wood Ash, Cherry Ash Washed
- (Materials)
Synthetic Ash - From Ron Roy's MDT
Synth Ash
- (Materials)
Pemco Frit P-25 - Leadless alkaline fluorine frit, use for cone 06-02
Pemco 25, Pemco Frit 25
- (Materials)
NC-4 Feldspar
NC4 Feldspar, Spruce Pine #4 Spar
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Newman Red Clay - High temperature red burning low plastic stoneware
Newman Fireclay
- (Materials)
Old Hickory No. 1 Glaze Ball Clay - Kentucky Ball Clay, Glaze #1, Glaze Number 1, Glaze No 1
Glaze #1
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Pioneer 2661 Talc - White Texas Talc
Pioneer Ceramic Talc, Pioneer Talc, Pioneer 2882
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S-3 Ball Clay - S3 Ball Clay
s3 ball clay, Hick S-3, Old Hickory S-3 Ball Clay
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Sagger XX Ball Clay
XX Sagger, XX Sagger Ball Clay, Saggar
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TI-21 Ball Clay - Tennessee Ball Clay
Hick TI-21, Old Hickory TI-21 Ball Clay
- (Materials)
optiKast Kaolin - Large Particle Size Kaolin
OptiCast
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