MO-16 ceramic glaze powder is a low-temperature ceramic glaze suitable for application on bisque-fired ceramic ware and firing between 980°C and 1020°C. Supplied in powder form, it allows the ceramicist to prepare the glaze by mixing it with water and adjust the density according to the desired application technique. It can be applied by brush or dipping, providing good coverage and an opaque, uniform finish after firing. It is suitable for ceramic studios, ceramicists, schools and professionals who wish to control the preparation and application of their own glazes.
Characteristics:
Type: Ceramic glaze powder
Colour: White
Finish: Matt
Preparation: Add 65–75% water
Application: Brush or dipping
Good coverage and adhesion
Firing temperature: 980°C–1020°C
Directions for use:
Add approximately 65–75% water in relation to the weight of the glaze powder and mix thoroughly until a homogeneous preparation with the appropriate density for the chosen application technique is obtained. Apply to clean, dry bisque ware and allow to dry completely before firing.
Recommended firing temperature: 980°C–1020°C
The final result may vary depending on the ceramic body used, application thickness, firing curve and maximum temperature reached. Testing is recommended before application to finished pieces.








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