Lead Bisilicate Frit
Lead bisilicate frit
| COLE - Co-efficient of Linear Expansion |
7.1 x 10-6 |
| MLPT - Melting Point (MP) |
880-1050C M |
This term refers to frits having approximately one molar part of lead and two of silica. This ratio of silica and lead produces a stable low solubility material that can be used with relative safety. However it does not matter what material sources lead into the final glaze, it is the chemistry of the glaze that determines its solubility.
There are many different brand names of this frit formula. However most lead bisilicate frits also contain up to 3% alumina and are referred to as Lead Alumina Bilsilicates.
Out Bound Links
- (Materials - Related)
Lead Sesquisilicate Frit
2PbO.3SiO2
- (Materials - Parent)
Frit - Frit master
Ceramic Frits
- (Hazards)
Lead in Frits: The Hazards
- UnDescribed
- (Hazards - General)
Lead and Ceramics
Inorganic Lead and Ceramics by Edouard Bastarache - (Typecodes)
1: GNM - Generic Material
- (Typecodes)
1: FRL - Leaded Frit
- (MDT - Member)
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Crystal Glazes
These materials are specially defined for makers o... - (Typecodes - Type)
1: FRT - Frit
- (Materials - Related)
Red Lead - Pb3O4
Minium, Lead(II,IV) oxide
- (Materials - Related)
Lead Carbonate - 2PbCO3.Pb(OH)2
White lead
In Bound Links
- (Materials - Parent)
Ferro Frit 3403 - Lead alumina bisilicate frit
- (Glossary - Unspecified)
Metallic or Bronze Glazes
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Lead in Ceramic Glazes: What Did We Learn?
The long slow death of lead use in ceramics taught... - (Materials - Parent)
Solargil Frit FR2 - Lead bisilicate frit
- (Materials - Parent)
Ferro Frit 4064 - Lead alumina bilsilicate frit with small amount of sodium
Formerly Frit 4364
- (Materials - Parent)
Ferro Frit 3602 - Lead alumina bilsilicate frit
F3602
- (Materials - Parent)
Ferro Frit 3498 - Lead alumina bisilicate
F3498
- (Materials - Parent)
Ferro Frit 4364 - Lead alumina bilsilicate frit
- (Materials - Parent)
Frit B300 - Lead alumina bilsilicate frit
B-300
- (Materials - Parent)
Frit P2950 - Lead alumina bilsilicate frit
PotteryCrafts Frit 2950
- (Materials - Parent)
Pemco Frit Pb-700 - Lead alumina bilsilicate frit (1% alumina)
Frit Pb700
- (Materials - Parent)
Potclays Frit 2261 - Lead alumina bilsilicate frit
Potclays Lead Bisilicate Frit
- (Materials - Parent)
Pemco Frit Pb-545 - Lead bisilicate
Frit 545, Frit P545
- (Materials - Parent)
P29 Frit - Lead alumina bilsilicate frit
P29 Bly-bi-silikat, Frit P29
- (Materials - Parent)
Ceraflux - Lead alumina bilsilicate frit (1% alumina)
Lead alumina bisilicate
- (Materials - Parent)
Lead Bisilcate B-15 - Lead alumina bilsilicate frit (with 1% TiO2)
- (Materials - Parent)
Hommel Frit 437 - Lead alumina bilsilicate (small amount of alkali)
- (Materials - Parent)
BPS Lead Bisilicate - Lead alumina bilsilicate frit
- (Materials - Related)
Lead Monosilicate Frit
- (Materials)
Ceradel Frit C 1251 - Lead monosilicate frit, Monosilicate de plomb
C1251 Fritte, C 1251 Fritte
- (Materials - Parent)
Frit Welte FR 2015 - PbO.2SiO2 - Lead bisilicate frit
- (Materials)
Ceradel Frit C 1250 - Lead bisilicate frit, Bisilicate de plomb
C1250 Fritte, C 1250 Fritte
- (Materials - Parent)
Ceradel Frit C 1249 - Lead bisilicate frit, Bisilicate de plomb
C1249 Fritte, C 1249 Fritte
XML for Import into INSIGHT
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<material name="Lead Bisilicate Frit" descrip="Lead bisilicate frit" searchkey="" loi="0.00" casnumber="65997-18-4">
<oxides>
<oxide symbol="PbO" name="Lead Oxide" status="U" percent="65.000" tolerance=""/>
<oxide symbol="SiO2" name="Silicon Dioxide, Silica" status="" percent="35.000" tolerance=""/>
</oxides>
</material> |
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