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Studio notes
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IMP denotes an ultrafine, flour-like grog that is almost imperceptible to the touch. It feels close to a smooth clay body without actually being one, and greatly reduces drying shrinkage.
CHF and CHM denote fine and medium grog respectively. Their particle sizes are detailed in the technical data sheet.
For Juno, observe the maximum temperature for each body: 1240 °C for IMP, 1260 °C for CHF and CHM.
Characteristics are indicative. Always run your own forming, drying, firing and glaze-fit tests before production, and consult the safety data sheet.
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