Raw Materials

Chrome Green Oxide is an extremely refractory ceramic colorant, resistant to melting even when mixed with high borax frit. As the sole stable oxide...

  Kyanite is a highly durable refractory material. Its low thermal expansion provides excellent resistance to thermal shock in materials. Sold in 5...

  Kyanite is a highly durable refractory material. Its low thermal expansion provides excellent resistance to thermal shock in materials. Sold in 5...

Cobalt, a potent coloring oxide, imparts a vibrant blue hue to glazes at all temperatures, turning black in high concentrations. As the most powerf...

  Mullite 100m is a mineral characterized by its interlocking needle-like crystal structure. With a melting temperature of 1853°C, it withstands hi...

Zircon possesses exceptional stability, characterized by its refractory nature, hardness, and density. The tile, sanitaryware, and tableware indust...

As a valuable high-temperature flux, Zinc Oxide Maximo 10 etextends the maturing range of glazes and results in vibrant, glossy colors. It can also...

Wollastonite, a calcium silicate mineral, plays a role in reducing warping and cracking in ceramics during firing, while simultaneously enhancing t...

Whiting, also known as calcium carbonate, is a widely used source of calcium in glazes. It serves as a high-temperature flux that imparts durabilit...

Veegum T is a finely processed mineral called smectite, a complex colloidal magnesium aluminum silicate. This refined material possesses high plast...

Titanium dioxide is a brilliant white powder utilized in ceramic glazes to introduce variegation and opacification. White Pigment: Titanium dioxi...

Tin oxide, a white or off-white powder, is produced by oxidizing molten high-grade tin metal. It has a historical usage of opacifying glazes in oxi...

Talc Bt2213 is an off-white talc of high purity commonly utilized as a significant constituent in lighter colored clay bodies. Sold in 50lb bags. ...

Strontium carbonate serves as a flux in glazes, enhancing their resistance to crazing and scratching. It shares similarities with calcium and can b...

Spodumene, a silicate mineral known as lithium feldspar, is utilized in ceramics as a lithia source. It features hard, brilliant white needle-like ...

Sodium Silicate is frequently employed as a deflocculant during slip preparation. Its function is to neutralize the charges present on the particle...

Soda ash is commonly utilized in ceramics as a soluble deflocculant in slips and glazes. It is often combined with sodium silicate to create body s...

Milled Rutile is an oxide of titanium that contains iron and vanadium. It is utilized as a tan colorant and has extensive use in combination with o...

Pyrotrol provides a carefully balanced mixture of finely ground Andalusite/Pyrophyllite ores, formulated to regulate shrinkage in whiteware ceramic...

Pumice is used in pottery as a filler and source of fluxing oxides. Sold in 50lb bags. The price above is price per 50lb bag. Enter the number of ...

Yellow Ochre is a vibrant and warm yellow pigment obtained from natural clay, adds a range of yellow to light brown tones when incorporated into ce...

Nickel Oxide Black is a highly potent and heat-resistant colorant that generates shades of gray, blue, and yellow. Colorant: Nickel Oxide ...

Nickel Carbonate is a source of NiO, a colorant that can create a range of hues including blue, gray, green, brown, and yellow. Colorant: Nickel ...

Nepheline Syenite, similar to feldspar, functions as a flux in porcelains, vitreous and semi-vitreous clay bodies, and glazes. It provides high alu...

Mullite 48m is a mineral characterized by its interlocking needle-like crystal structure. With a melting temperature of 1853°C, it withstands high ...

Minspar 200 is a premium sodium/potassium/calcium aluminum silicate known for its low iron oxide content and high alkali oxide per unit of alumina....

Manganese Dioxide is a MnO source in glazes and clay bodies, creating reds, blues, purples, and black hues. It acts as a potent flux (cone 5-10) wh...

Kyanite is a highly durable refractory material. Its low thermal expansion provides excellent resistance to thermal shock in materials. Sold in 50l...

Red Iron Oxide, a widely used ceramic colorant, contains a high iron content and is available as a fine powder. When fired, iron oxides yield simil...

Black Iron Oxide, a versatile colorant, can generate a range of colors . Its impact is often similar to that of Red Iron Oxide. In reduction firing...

Hectorite, both the clay and the active mineral within it, is a naturally occurring and uncommon type of clay. It is classified as a trioctahedral ...

Gillespie Borate is a blended borate mineral used in ceramics, serving as a replacement for Gerstley Borate on a pound-for-pound basis. Fluxing Age...

G-200 Feldspar is a premium potassium/sodium/calcium aluminum silicate finely ground to 200 mesh. It undergoes quality control ensuring high potash...

Ferro Frit 3269 is a lead-free, high alkali, low calcia frit. It is particularly beneficial for gloss tile glazes that are at cone 06-01 firing. ...

Ferro Frit 3195 is a lead-free high borax/calcia frit specifically designed for glazes. With its high boron content, this frit exhibits excellent f...

  With its elevated calcium content, Frit 3124 exhibits a remarkably low melting point. Its balanced chemistry resembles that of glazes, making it ...

Frit 3110 is a soft sodium borosilicate frit commonly used in glazes to enhance their performance. With its high Na2O content, this frit is a relia...

Dolomite, is a consistent calcium magnesium carbonate compound. Within ceramic glazes, it serves as a valuable source of magnesia and calcia. Other...

This alternative to Cornish Stone is a calcium feldspar mineral that serves as a key component in glazes and sometimes as a flux in clay bodies. S...

Black copper oxide is a powder with a blackish-grey appearance, commonly utilized as a colorant in slips and glazes. It serves as a flux, enhancing...

Copper carbonate is a green powder widely employed as a colorant in glazes and slips. Its vibrant hues of green, turquoise, or even red (in reducti...

Cobalt carbonate, a pinkish-tan powder, is a potent colorant that usually yields blue glazes (or black at high percentages). It has superior meltin...

Bentonite is a fine-particle clay commonly used in ceramics to enhance plasticity, boost green strength, and serve as a suspending agent in glazes...

Barium Carbonate, is an ingredient in crystal/matte glazes, and it prevents surface scumming in red clays. Caution required with hi...

Alumina Hydrate is a fine, hydrated powder that serves as a valuable source of alumina in glazes. It suspends well, reduces fluidity during melting...

Pottery Plaster is a versatile material valued in arts and crafts for its unique balance of hardness and softness.  Casting Molds: Ideal for ...

Silica, commonly known as Quartz, is a vital component in ceramic glazes as it acts as a glass former. It is a naturally occurring mineral and the ...

Silica, commonly known as Quartz, is a vital component in ceramic glazes as it acts as a glass former. It is a naturally occurring mineral and the ...