GE600
Juno
A warm, mineral russet-sand stoneware whose presence suits both architectural forms and sculpture.
Official French safety data sheet. The translated version is awaiting regulatory approval.
GE600 · Juno
Choose this clay and prepare your tests
GE600 Juno has a reddish-sand tone. Preparation also determines the maximum temperature: 1220 °C for IMP, 1260 °C for CHF and CHM. Label every test with its preparation before comparing results.
Two references to explore
- Omaha · GE5001000–1280 °C · IMP / CHF / CHM
- Sword · GE4001000–1280 °C · IMP
Compare colours and preparations while checking each clay’s firing conditions. Your choice must suit your kiln, decoration and intended use.
Record preparation, thickness, firing cycle and decoration on each test. Keep an unglazed area to compare the fired result.
Juno, from volume to sculpture.
MAEN-HIR opens this series devoted to the russet-sand presence of GE600 Juno, followed by sculpture and the guidance specific to each available body.MAEN-HIR is a Ceramic Factory creation made with GE600 Juno. The studio chooses this clay for its russet-sand tone, mineral presence and ability to carry architectural volumes. @ceramicfactory_raoultbeck
Juno in motion
GE600 Juno, material in motion.
This Raoult & Beck video offers another view of GE600 Juno: its russet-sand colour, grain and sculptural presence are revealed in motion.
Studio notes
Preparations and firing precautions · GE600
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: 1220°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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