Clay Other

Clays that are not kaolins, ball clays or bentonites. For example, stoneware clays are mixtures of all of the above plus quartz, feldspar, mica and other minerals. There are also many clays that have high plasticity like bentonite but are much different mineralogically.

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Materials	Clay 215
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Materials	vol353cer Hectorite
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Materials	vol334cer
Materials	vol331cer
Materials	vol149cer
Materials	vol105cer
Materials	Valentine Clay
Materials	UC-25 Clay
Materials	TCP-6 Clay
Materials	TCP-5 Clay
Materials	TCP Blend Clay
Materials	Tapper's Clay
Materials	T19
Materials	Sutter Clay
Materials	Sterling Clay
Materials	vol356cer
Materials	vol364cer
Materials	vol446cer
Materials	THIVIERS CLAY
Materials	ROCK CLAY
Materials	POTTER'S CLAY
Materials	LORRAINE CLAY
Materials	CLAYSTONE
Materials	BLUE-CLAY
Materials	Yellow Ochre
Materials	Yellow Banks #401
Materials	Yellow Banks #101
Materials	Willows White Sand
Materials	Western Hi-Gel
Materials	Wespar Clay
Materials	Weldon Clay
Materials	WAF Brick Clay
Materials	vol840cer
Materials	vol660cer
Materials	ST/BKS Brick Clay
Materials	Spinks #1 Clay
Materials	Silver Art Clay
Materials	1D Sandy Stoneware
Materials	PM202H Clay
Materials	Plasticfire
Materials	Plastic Mix 381
Materials	Parks Clay
Materials	Palestone
Materials	Ocmulgee Red Clay
Materials	OB206/7 Clay
Materials	Nutfield Fuller Clay
Materials	NT/BKS Brick Clay
Materials	Norman Clay
Materials	Newman Red Clay
Materials	Native Clays
Materials	Murakami Clay
Materials	Muddox Tile Clay
Materials	Muddox #8 Clay
Materials	A3 Stoneware Clay
Materials	B Clay
Materials	PR#3 D
Materials	Shigaraki Clay
Materials	Sheffield Clay
Materials	SH Clay
Materials	SG Clay
Materials	SF Enamel Clay
Materials	SC Clay
Materials	Saint Rose Red
Materials	S19
Materials	Roseville Clay
Materials	Redstone
Materials	Redearth
Materials	Redart The most common commercially 200 mesh available raw terra cotta clay in North America. It fires red, has low plasticity and matures a low kiln temperatures.
Materials	Red Label Clay
Materials	Red Horse Clay
Materials	Red Dalton Clay
Materials	Ravenscrag Slip A light-colored silty clay that melts to a clear glaze at cone 10R, with a frit addition it creates a good base for a wide range of cone 6 glazes.
Materials	Muddox #7 Clay
Materials	Ravenscrag Slip 1000F Roast
Materials	White Clay C-WC12
Materials	KRJD 1#
Materials	KRSL 6#
Materials	Bentonite NZ14
Materials	G&W Kingston Clay
Materials	G&W Moss Clay
Materials	Bentone EW
Materials	Sheffield Slip
Materials	Panther Creek Bentonite
Materials	L-G Clay
Materials	Carroll #7
Materials	Elentex XXX
Materials	Blen Tex
Materials	Bedminster Ball Clay
Materials	No. 11 Ball Clay
Materials	Ivory Fat Ball Clay
Materials	COOL ICE
Materials	Albagel Bentonite
Materials	Arcilla Revolucion II (Cuba)
Materials	Ravenscrag Slip 1900F Calcined
Materials	IMCO KPW Clay
Materials	IMCO Howard Clay
Materials	IMCO Sandy White
Materials	IMCO Burgundy
Materials	National Standard 325 Bentonite
Materials	Hectalite GM
Materials	Odenwalder Clay
Materials	Ceram BBR clay
Materials	National Premium WT Bentonite
Materials	Ciego de Avila (Cuba)
Materials	Arcilla de Pontezuelo (Cuba)
Materials	Barro Ovas (Cuba)
Materials	Arcilla Club de Cazadores (Cuba)
Materials	Arcilla Revolucion III (Cuba)
Materials	Arcilla Revolucion I (Cuba)
Materials	M&M Ball Clay
Materials	K. C. M. Ball Clay
Materials	Claytone
Materials	Laterite Red Clay
Materials	FC-1 Filler Clay
Materials	C-Red Clay
Materials	Volclay Bentonite
Materials	Polargel
Materials	Clay 244
Materials	Clay 233
Materials	Clay 232
Materials	Big Horn CE 200 Bentonite
Materials	3D Clay
Materials	NAT Dry Milled Fireclay
Materials	Clay 222
Materials	Clay 220
Materials	Clay 220
Materials	Volclay SPV 200 Bentonite
Materials	Clay 216
Materials	MC Blend
Materials	SG 758
Materials	Plainsman Red Fireclay
Materials	Laponite RD
Materials	Bell Superior Ball Clay
Materials	Bell Universal Ball Clay
Materials	98 Mix
Materials	Cape Cross Bentonite
Materials	La Borne Clay
Materials	Yehu Clay
Materials	SHOKOLAD Clay
Materials	Creaton Clay-120
Materials	Blue Grey Plastic
Materials	Indiana Red Clay
Materials	Raw Sienna
Materials	Fertogel
Materials	Clay 261
Materials	CKR Clay
Materials	Arroyo Slip
Materials	FT-HTB/4 Clay
Materials	Diaspore Clay
Materials	Denver Fireclay
Materials	D Clay
Materials	CW-L Clay
Materials	CW Clay
Materials	Culver Clay
Materials	CQ Firelclay
Materials	Collar Clay
Materials	Clay Vit
Materials	Century Clay
Materials	Goldart
Materials	Bonding Clay
Materials	Carver Clay
Materials	Carrol #1 Clay
Materials	Carbondale Clay
Materials	Calvert Clay
Materials	Diatomaceous Earth
Materials	Dk Wad Clay
Materials	E Clay
Materials	FT-HTB Clay
Materials	FT-HSF Clay
Materials	FT-H Clay
Materials	FT-GB Clay
Materials	FT-E Clay
Materials	FT-A Clay
Materials	FT-204 Clay
Materials	FT-203 Clay
Materials	FT-202 Clay
Materials	FT-201 Clay
Materials	FT-200 Clay
Materials	FT-163 Clay
Materials	Fremington Clay
Materials	Foundry Hill Creme
Materials	Fire-Red
Materials	F Clay
Materials	C-1 Clay
Materials	C Clay
Materials	Burnt Sienna
Materials	Bell Special Clay
Materials	Barnard Slip
Materials	Banta Red Clay
Materials	Arcola Slip
Materials	Amador Clay
Materials	Alberta Slip Albany Slip successor - a plastic clay that melts to dark brown glossy at cone 10R, with a frit addition it can also host a wide range of glazes at cone 6.
Materials	Albany Slip
Materials	Ajax SC Clay
Materials	A Clay
Materials	A B Abuja Clay
Materials	73 Clay
Materials	28 Clay
Materials	#2280 Clay
Materials	#22 Clay
Materials	#149 Clay
Materials	#11 Clay
Materials	Bell Tile Clay
Materials	Benpink Clay
Materials	Bentolite B
Materials	Burley Clay
Materials	Plainsman Fireclay
Materials	Buena Vista Clay
Materials	BN Clay
Materials	Blentex XXX Clay
Materials	Blentex Clay
Materials	Black & Tan Clay
Materials	Bizen Clay
Materials	Bentonite WA
Materials	Bentonite Tech 5
Materials	Bentonite CE
Materials	Bentonite Avonlea
Materials	Bentonite Bentonite can make a clay body instantly plastic, only 2-3% can have a big effect. It also suspends slurries so they don't settle out and slows down drying.
Materials	BENTOLITE L10
Materials	Bentolite L-3
Materials	Bentolite H
Materials	Muddox #6 Clay
Materials	LH-200 Clay
Materials	Layton Clay
Materials	Lamkin Clay
Materials	L204/5 Clay
Materials	Kibushi Clay
Materials	Kaosand
Materials	Jordan Fireclay
Materials	Jones Mill Light Clay
Materials	Jasper Slip
Materials	Jasper Red
Materials	IXL Willows Sand
Materials	IXL WILLOWS #92
Materials	IXL WILLOWS #10
Materials	IXL RBD-95
Materials	IXL RA2
Materials	IXL FLINTOFT
Materials	Lincoln 60 Fireclay
Materials	Lincoln 8 Clay
Materials	Lizella Clay
Materials	Muddox #4 Clay
Materials	Muddox #1 Clay
Materials	Mud 103A
Materials	Monmouth Clay
Materials	Monmorillonite
Materials	APG Missouri Fireclay
Materials	Milwhite Bentonite B
Materials	Midstone
Materials	Mashiko Clay
Materials	Bentone MA
Materials	M2 Red Stoneware
Materials	M-4 Fireclay
Materials	M-3 Clay
Materials	M-2 Clay
Materials	M&M Clay
Materials	Lundy Clay
Materials	IXL 92R-2
Materials	IXL 92R-1
Materials	IXL 92BCDE
Materials	Gimmo Clay
Materials	German Red Clay
Materials	Gem Clay
Materials	G Clay
Materials	FT-YC Clay
Materials	FT-YB Clay
Materials	FT-W Clay
Materials	FT-V Clay
Materials	FT-S Clay
Materials	FT-RSB Clay
Materials	FT-RA Clay
Materials	FT-PFM Clay
Materials	FT-P Clay
Materials	FT-O Clay
Materials	FT-M Clay
Materials	FT-K Clay
Materials	GK 129 Bentonite
Materials	Great Beam Clay
Materials	Greenstripe Clay
Materials	IXL 92ABCD
Materials	IXL 82G
Materials	IXL 82CDEF
Materials	IXL 7MIX SAND
Materials	IXL 7MIX BLEND
Materials	IXL 7MIX
Materials	IXL 66 Mix 95
Materials	IXL 45R
Materials	IXL 45F
Materials	IXL 45D
Materials	IXL #39 Clay
Materials	Ibex Bentonite
Materials	HPM-20 Volclay Bentonite
Materials	Hectorite
Materials	Hectalite 200
Materials	Hawthorne Bond
Materials	FT-J Clay
Glossary	Earthenware What is the difference between earthenware and a regular stoneware body? Earthenwares lack the glass development to fill voids and glue particles.

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