Description
LARGE CONES: require mounting in a commercial cone plaque, clay pat or wire cone holder before use. Mounting height and angle are critical for consistent results.
SEPARATING CONE PAIRS: Cones are formed in pairs and can be separated by grasping by the base and gently twisting along parting line.
USE OF CONES: Cones are used to witness the heatwork applied to ceramic ware by a kiln. Common practice is to use multiple sets of three consecutively numbered cones placed strategically throughout the ware setting to cover a wide temperature range. The first cone in the series is called the guide cone, the second is the firing cone, and the last is the Guard cone. A cone will bend when it is heated to within a time and temperature heating profile. A bending difference of one cone or less throughout a kiln indicates good firing practice. Interpretation of the cones bending point is of considerable aid for making improvements to firing conditions and checking the repeatability and uniformity of a kiln.
Heating Rate | Temp Equivalent |
60°C/hr (Medium) | 942°C |
150°C/hr (Fast) | 954°C |
*Contains Red Iron Oxide
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