Yellow dextrin is widely used for grinding tool and abrasives, foundry casting, refractory materials, rubber products and other industries, particularly abrasive and refractory materials, refractory charge, light brick, shaped bricks and others, having an superb effect on the early setting of its products. It matches in appropriate proportion and mix well, which plays an excellent role in collapse preventing and edges and corners protecting.
Did I miss something ?
Going to have to give this a try but at what proportion ?
From Binders for Ceramic Bodies
Dextrin also improves the plasticity of clay slips.
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From Binders for Ceramic Bodies
Dextrin also improves the plasticity of clay slips.
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Darvan
Polymer deflocculant, de-flocculant
Alternate Names: Darvan 811, Darvan No. 7, Darvan 821A, Darvan C
Darvan is a deflocculant and used to disperse ceramic suspensions to minimize their water content. It is a liquid alternative to the long popular sodium silicate. About twice as much is required typically (0.4-0.5%) however Darvan does offer a number of advantages. Typically soda ash is not needed as a complement and Darvan does not attack plaster molds. In addition slurries are much less sensitive to over deflocculation and are more stable. It is thus easier to reprocess scrap. However a number of engineers still prefer using a sodium silicate:soda ash mix to control thixotropic properties better, especially if little scrap is being added.
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How to... Make and adjust casting slip This article is interesting because a ceramic slip (casting pottery) and castiable refractories have some things if not much in common.
Super Washing Soda is soda ash. Have that on hand. |
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