Low
Fire Clays |
| 06 Buff
Clay - Is formulated with local western clays mined
and processed by IMCO. 06 Buff fires to a very light cream color.
THis clay body has exceptionally good plasticity and is well
suited for many types of fires modeling g projects. 06 Buff
can also be used on the wheel |
| Elf White
#2 - Was designed to give maximum workability and good
low fire glaze fit. Its low talc content and slight texture
give Elf white the performance of a stoneware clay body. Excellent
for throwing, sculpting or hand building. |
| Tijuana
Red - A terra cotta body developed for the formation
of large pottery. This clay has a combination of corse and fine
grog that giv it the strength to stand up under a load. It contains
fine grained clays that give it a smooth surface An Excellent
clay for burnishing Tijuama Red fires to a deep warm red at
Cone 04and a dark chocolate brown at Cone 5. Works well in oxidation
or reduction. Avoid heavy reduction an Cone 5 |
Medium
Fire Clays |
50/50
Mix - Fires to a natural reddish tan color in oxidation
and a medium red brown under reduction. 50/50 Mix combines
the clay of Navajo Wheel and Sculpture Mix with an 80 mesh
red grog, resulting is a smooth yet strong plastic clay body.
An excellent wheel clay. |
| Navajo Wheel
- Is a blend of IMCO clayhs selected to produce a smooth texture
plastic red clay. Navajo Wheel is an excellent clay for school. |
| Stoneware
1C - Fires to sandstone color in oxidation and a brown
in reduction. Stoneware 1C contains a fine silica sand to make
an excellent smooth textured wheel clay which will produce vitreous
stoneware pottery within the temperature range of an electric
kiln. Stoneware 1C will give the appearance of a cone 10 reduction
clay body when fired to cone 5 in oxidation. |
High
Fire Clays |
| 8-11 Buff
412 - Is a premium wheel clay formulated with IMCO
ball and fire clays plus a select 35 mesh grog. 8-11 Buff 412
has excellent plasticity and green strength. Very good drying
characteristics and maximum resistance to thermal shock help
insure a higher than average recovery of finished pieces. Fires
to a light gray cream in oxidation and a deeper speckled gray
buff in reduction |
| 8-11 Red
412 - Is a companion product of 8-11 Buff 412 but contains
clays with higher natural iron content to produce deeper reduction
firing tones. 8-11 Red 412 is made with a select refractory
35 mesh grog giving a versatile body with great strength. This
is a premium wheel clay designed to meet the needs of both the
student potter and studio production work. 8-11 Red 412 fires
to a buff gray in oxidation and to a toasted red in reduction. |
| LJ Clay
- Is a white stoneware that fires consistently to a Cone 10.
LJ Clay is an excellent throwing clay, formulated for quality
and performance. An outstanding choice for the studio potter
that requires a premium white stoneware. LJ Clay fires white
in oxidation and grayish white in reduction. LJ is an excellent
Raku body for those who prefer whiter glaze whit bigger, bolder
crackle patterns. |
| Sculpture
Mix - Is a very plastic body using high percentage
of super duty refractory 20 mesh grog giving a rugged strength
from start to finish. Sculpture Mix is excellent for slab construction
and recommended for sculpting where small or large are required
which will not slump Sculpture Mix can be thrown on a wheel
for those requiring that extra toothy clay. Highly recommended
for Raku firing. |
| Sculpture
412 - Has the same rugged qualities as regular Sculpture
Mix. A finer 35 mesh grog has substituted for the coarse 20
mesh grog giving the clay a smoother texture with easy handling
and throwing clay. Sculpture 412 is a truly fine, all purpose
sculpting and throwing clay this clay is considered by many
studio potters to be the best raku clay body available today.
Sculpture 412 fires to a soft buff color in oxidation and a
toast tan in reduction. |
| Geostone
- Is a white stoneware formulated to produce an especially good
wheel clay, smooth as porcelain with the strength and durability
of stoneware Throws tall and true with the glaze surface and
final look of porcelain. Fires white in oxidation and blush
white in reduction. |
| Stoneware
#5 - Fires to a medium buff ion oxidation and a toasted
tan in reduction. Stoneware #5 contains a fine silica sand formulated
to produce an especially good wheel clay and rugged vitreous
stoneware pottery. Recommended for dinnerware. A favorite of
many proFessional studio potters. |
Paper
Clays |
| P' Clay
Ivory - Ivory P' Clay is IMCO's sculpture clay body
with paper fiber added to produce a light weight clay with incredible
green strength. Ivory P' Clay allows the sculptor to attach
dry to dry, wet to dry and even wet to bisque. In some instances,
the green strength of the piece is so high, it does not need
to be fired. Ivory P' Clay fires to a cream color in oxidation
and a tan color in reduction. Recommended for sculpting and
hand building. |
| Potter's
P' Clay - IMCO's Potters P' Clay is made with the potter
in mind. Potters P' Clay retains all of the desirable characteristics
of paper clays, while providing excellent throwing and trimming
qualities. Now you can have all the advantages of our Sculpture
412 plus the advantages provide by paper, available in a clay
body designed for throwing on the wheel. |