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Scarva Earthstone ES130G White Earthenware Grogged Clay

Scarva Earthstone ES130G White Earthenware Grogged Clay

IDCodeStockOptionPrice
18086ES130G/12/5KGIn Stock12.5kg - 1 Bag
£21.46
£17.88 ex. Vat
18087ES130G/25KGIn Stock25kg - 2 Bags
£41.64
£34.70 ex. Vat
RRP £42.92Save 3%
18088ES130G/50KGIn Stock50kg - 4 Bags
£80.70
£67.25 ex. Vat
RRP £85.84Save 6%
18089ES130G/100KGIn Stock100kg - 8 Bags
£154.54
£128.78 ex. Vat
RRP £171.68Save 10%
18090ES130G/250KGIn Stock250kg - 20 Bags
£328.86
£274.05 ex. Vat
RRP £429.20Save 23%
18091ES130G/500KGIn Stock500kg - 40 Bags
£629.12
£524.27 ex. Vat
RRP £858.40Save 27%
18092ES130G/1000KGNot In Stock1000kg - 80 Bags
£1143.81
£953.18 ex. Vat
RRP £1716.80Save 33%
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ES130G White Earthenware Grogged
ES130G

Firing Temperature 1060°C - 1240°C

The addition of a fine grog makes ES130G ideal for the production of larger pieces. Specifically developed to have a wide firing range, it will mature between 1080-1160°C. This body throws well and has excellent colour response making it ideal for the studio potter, schools and colleges. 
 

  • Highly plastic body
  • Suitable for earthenware and stoneware firings
  • Excellent colour response
  • Ideal for studio potters, schools and colleges
  • Available in 12.5kg bags

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This is an excellent clay for hand building and comes out nice and white. I currently mix it 50/50 with ES130 to get a stronger body for throwing larger items.

I find that both this clay and the ES130 bisc fire to maturity at 1120 degrees celsius, of course that just might be my kiln! Doing this has stopped the shivering on my rims and handles. The only other thing that causes shivering on the rims and handles for me is leaving red or yellow slip on them before bisc firing. Other colours on the edges don't suffer from shivering. Leaning as I go.
Angela
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19 September 2022
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I love this clay! I've been using it for a few years now. It's great for hand-building. It has taken all the decoration techniques and different types of glazes I've used extremely well.
Meg
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Scarva Earthstone ES130G White Earthenware Grogged Clay

What is the shrinkage amount on this clay?
kerri from United Kingdom
ES130 White Earthenware: Bisque \Shrinkage 1000°C 2.9%, Fired Shrinkage 1180°C 4.3%
Scarva Team
Would it be safe to fire this clay to 1230 C with a 30 minute soak?
Charlot from Malta
Hi, firing to 1230°C on a controller this would be too high for this clay. In our kilns here to achieve cone 6, we fire to 1175°C. I would suggest 1170°C on a controller being a good temperature to fire this clay, it's always a good idea to fire with Orton cones so you know what temperature your kiln has reached. Hope this helps!
Scarva Team
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