【URBAN ART GARDEN】 Alumina Isolation Powder

【URBAN ART GARDEN】 Alumina Isolation Powder

Product Highlights：

• Strong anti-stick property – Effectively separates the work from the mold surface, preventing the glaze from adhering during firing, protecting both the work and the mold surface.
• High temperature stability - Alumina possesses high hardness and high refractory properties, with excellent high-temperature resistance.
• Operation is simple – Just open the cover and sprinkle evenly on the scaffold board. No complicated procedures are required.
• Free of impurities and contaminants – Non-toxic and harmless, without affecting the color and glaze effect of the work.
• Wide applicability – Suitable for various high-temperature firing scenarios such as ceramics and glass; also applicable to works with rounded bottoms and prone to displacement.
• Recyclable – After use, it can be collected and recycled, reused, and is both economical and environmentally friendly. 

Product Information:

Usage Steps (Two Steps)：

• Sprinkle Powder: When loading into the kiln, evenly sprinkle the alumina powder at the contact position between the glass panel and the work.
• Placement: Place the work gently on the alumina powder and proceed with the normal firing process. 

Why choose it?

• Affordable and efficient: Alumina is a mature industrial material with high cost-effectiveness and reliable anti-sticking properties.
• Light in texture and easy to use: The powder is fine and easy to spread. Just open the lid and use immediately, no need for mixing.
• Protecting kiln equipment: Preventing the adhesion of glaze from causing damage to the roof panels and extending the service life of the roof panels.
• Auxiliary fixation: For works with rounded bottoms that cannot be placed smoothly, alumina powder can increase friction and prevent displacement during the firing process. 
  

Tips：

• The aluminum oxide powder that falls after use can be collected and reused for the next use, thus reducing waste.
• In case of local adhesion, a small iron sheet can be used to gently scrape it off. This will not affect the re-use of the roof panel.