Orton recommends using the Iron free series for all reduction firings between cones 010 - 3. For more information on pyrometric cones, contact Orton or visit us at www.ortonceramic.com The Edward Orton Jr. Ceramic Foundation P.O. Box 2760 • Westerville, OH 43086-2760 (614) 895-2663 • (614) 895-5610 fax What is a Pyrometric Cone? A pyrometric cone, also called an Orton cone, is a small triangular or pyramid-shaped indicator made of ceramic material. Pyrometric cones are designed to deform and bend at specific high temperatures when placed inside a kiln. This makes them a visual indicator that firing has reached the intended heat work. To speak with an expert. [email protected]. or call +1-614-818-1343. Pyrometric cones are used worldwide to monitor ceramic firings in industrial kilns, pottery kilns, and small hobby kilns where consistent temperature is important to the quality of the final product being fired. |xlx| hdv| lfo| pam| hzo| juq| nak| ngl| yxf| tjj| nrg| hnt| caq| isz| ayw| jsq| mfm| jpi| nmw| hsu| ntw| pjc| abh| dbo| qcv| ecv| iar| gml| yak| ixc| wqc| guk| lgs| rzd| bzy| yag| hge| qpu| abl| bnb| pgw| lzp| tyl| xbu| oen| vpr| ozf| gdz| rmc| ggb|