H555 High Fire Clay
H555 is a smooth, vitreous stoneware for high-fire functional work, in oxidation or reduction. It is pleasant to throw, with high green strength and a low dry shrinkage that keeps drying cracks down.
Plainsman Clays | H550
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High fired, Grey-buff burning, Slightly sandy, Plastic, General purpose, Throwing clay body
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Every figure is a measured range from the Plainsman lab, not a single nominal number. Cone equivalents are Orton self-supporting cones at 108 °F/hr.
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H555 is a smooth, vitreous stoneware for high-fire functional work, in oxidation or reduction. It is pleasant to throw, with high green strength and a low dry shrinkage that keeps drying cracks down.
H570 is a smooth, plastic, white to grey-white whiteware for high-fire functional work, in oxidation or reduction. It is the practical alternative to a porcelain: not as white and not as vitreous, but easier to dry, less prone to warping, and easier to fit a glaze to.
Sculpture is a heavily grogged body that is also highly plastic – an unusual combination that lets you build overhung and exaggerated shapes. It fires far more vitreous than most sculpture clays, which makes the finished work stronger and more durable outdoors.