Lincoln Fire Clay 60

It s sticky enough that you don t need much.

Lincoln fire clay 60.

0 470 per lb. It is quite fine 99 minus 100 mesh 97 98 minus 200 mesh. While it was possible to throw the pure material the plasticity is a little lower than a normal pottery clay. Lincoln 60 a finer mesh refractory clay used in clay body formulas for its fired strength promoting less shrinkage and warping.

Also may be used as a component of refractory mortar. Qty 1 lb price. We manufacturer over 20 clay planet signature ceramic clay bodies in house and make nearly 400 colors of western ceramic glaze underglazes engobes. 2 50 per lb.

Like heat resistant mortars insulation pottery ceramics ceramic blankets or ceramic tiles on space shuttle origins of these start from the fire clay its melting starts at 1600 celsius c or 2912 fahrenheit f point. Lincoln fireclay has a smooth and very pleasant feel and is used as a major ingredient in many commercial west coast usa stoneware and middle fire clay bodies. 1 000 per lb. Welcome to clay planet northern california s complete ceramic pottery supply company.

The left two were made from a 100 mix of lincoln 60 the right one adds 2 bentonite lincoln 60 by itself matures into a stoneware at around cone 8. Increments for orders 50 lbs. 1 lb 4 lbs. Used to make mortar.

This product is to be mixed with other raw materials not to be used alone. 5 lbs 9 lbs. But many modern building codes require the use of calcium aluminate instead of cement to make refractory. Sold in 50 lb.

25 lbs 49 lbs. The clay can be mixed with sand not included and cement not included to produce mortar and stucco. Fireclay mortar traditionally has been made by adding fireclay to a regular cement mortar mix often with the addition of lime. We ve used lincoln 60 in cob and in the high heat areas of the firebox without problems.

50 lbs 99 lbs. It provide excellent drying properties considering its high plasticity. All refractory are based on fire clay what it contains alumina and silica. Fireclay or fire clay is a type of clay that can withstand extremely high temperatures without breaking down.

Sold by the pound. In fact all high heat resistant firebricks are made of fire clay. 0 910 per lb.