Sterling Silver Clay - Art Clay Silver 950 -50g

643,72lei - 5.149,76lei (VAT included)

950 sterling silver clay alloy
Metal obtained after firing - 950 sterling silver (details)
Sintering complete - 870 ° C, for 2 hours
Burning in two stages - 500 ° C for 30 minutes (slow climb), then at 870 ° C and maintained for one hour.
Shrinkage up to 13%
Our rating for metal flexibility 10/10 *
We recommend for professional use
It can be marked with the title 950
Burning only in oven
Ecological, obtained from electronics recycling

Made in Japan

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This type of silver clay can be shaped in the same way as ceramic clay. The processing steps are: modeling, drying, burning and polishing. (details here)

The new Art Clay Silver 950 (sterling) consists of 950 parts of fine silver and 50 parts of copper. It thus contains a higher percentage of silver than Sterling 925, so the resulting alloy is much harder than fine silver (999). An essential advantage is that the ACS950 can be burned in the ceramic kiln, without the need to use activated carbon !!!

Art Clay Silver 950 clay has the same modeling properties as Art Clay Silver NEVER.

Shrinkage: 10-13%
Burning temperature: Place the pieces in the off oven, rise slowly (1 hour) to 500 ° C and wait 30 minutes, then raise the temperature to 870 ° C and keep for at least an hour.
Burning: Jewelry / ceramic kiln.

appointment Oven Prometheus PRO1 /7: Prg choice then Ra1 = 477, Tc1 = 500, Hld1 = 30, Ra2 = Full, Tc2 = 870, Hld2 = 1 hour, Ra3 = 0000. Once the program is finished, the pieces are left to cool completely in the oven or up to a temperature of 200 ° C

Quantity: 50g clay (90% silver + copper alloy, obtained after recycling)
After firing, 950 pure sterling silver is obtained, marked

Made in Japan

*According to the tests carried out in the Studio Artkimia this note is interpreted as follows: 1 = quite brittle or porous and 10 = flexible, dense, can be formed plastically (bent, hammered, perforated...) This grade refers to the solid metal, after firing at the appropriate temperature and time.