ADV - Additives for Ceramic Glazes

Materials that are added to glazes to impart physical working properties and usually burn away during firing. In industry all glazes, inks and engobes have additives, they are considered essential to control of cohesion, adhesion, suspension, dry hardness, surface levelling, rheology, speed-of-drying, etc. Among potters, it is common for glazes to have zero additives.

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Materials	Ammonium Hydroxide
Materials	Garamite
Materials	Claytone
Materials	Calcium Chloride
Materials	Copper Sulfate
Materials	Mormate
Materials	Rhodopol
Materials	Optapix
Materials	Methylcellulose
Materials	Xantham Gum
Materials	Mineral Colloid BP
Materials	Vanzan
Materials	Sodium Silicate
Materials	Bentonite
Materials	Sodium Hexametaphosphate
Materials	Tetrasodium Pyrophosphate Hydrated
Materials	Tetrasodium Pyrophosphate
Materials	CMC Gum
Materials	Colloid 211
Materials	Epsom Salts
Materials	Ethylamine
Materials	Gum Arabic
Materials	Methocel
Materials	Sodium Hydroxide
Materials	Sodium Oxalate
Materials	Sodium Phosphate
Materials	Sodium Polyacrylate
Materials	Veegum
Materials	Acti-Gel 208
Materials	Peptapon
Materials	Constrabind NS-1001 V i
Glossary	Ceramic Binder Binders are glues that harden ceramic powders as they dry. They enable improved surface adherence. And slower drying.
Glossary	Ceramic Glaze Ceramic glazes are glasses that have been adjusted to work on and with the clay body they are applied to.

ADV - Additives for Ceramic Glazes

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