Won't rust, dent, chip or peel. Rounded corners protect walls and furniture. Lightweight and maneuverable. Large, non-marking casters. Height: 33 1/4" Maximum Capacity: 500 lbs. Length: 39" Width: 17 7/8" Carton Cube: 4 ft3. Net Wt. is 32 lbs.

Rounded Handle. 1" x 3" x 6". Ship Wt. 1.5 lbs.

Alumina Oxide, 80 grit bar. Ship Wt. is .2 lbs.

3 large bars at 1" x 2" x 2.5" long. Alumina Oxide, 80 grit bar. Ship Wt. is 1.5 lbs.

Alumina Oxide, 80 grit bar. Ship Wt. is .5 lbs.

Alumina Oxide, 80 grit bar. Ship Wt. is .2 lbs.

Rudy Autio is considered one of the most important and influential ceramic artists working in the United States in the last fifty years. With works in the permanent collections of museums around the world including the American Craft Museum, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the Brooklyn Museum, the Carnegie Museum, the Metropolitan Museum, the Portland Art Museum, the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution, the St. Louis Art Museum, the Applied Arts Museum in Helsinki, the National Museum in Stockholm, and the Aichi and Shigaraki ceramic museums in Japan, Rudy Autio has left an indelible mark on the world with his art. In addition to the physical displays of Autio's art, his influence can be found in many other areas. In 1951, he co-founded the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Montana with fellow artist and friend, Peter Voulkos. In 1957, Autio founded the Ceramics Department at the University of Montana in Missoula and began a nearly 30-year long teaching career at the school. In addition to his teaching, he has given lectures and conducted more than 100 workshops in the United States and other countries. Net Wt. is 3.45 lbs.

Price breaks per lb. are available at 5, 10, 50, 100, and 500 lb. amounts in checkout.

Powdered, heat setting, cone 10 mortar and patching compound. Not suitable for areas where there is not enough heat to bond the mortar. Primarily used for floors, arches, and walls. Flows nicely and cleans up with water. As with all mortars, any sulfates that come to the surface of a kiln wall after drying must be removed with a stiff brush. If these sulfates are not removed, they will form a glaze on the brick surface. Volume price breaks are: 5 lbs.-$4.95, 10 lbs.-$7.95, 25 lbs.-$16.95, and 100 lbs.-$53.95. Ship Wt. is 1 lb.

Slurry, air setting, cone 10 mortar and patching compound. Sodium Silicate is the binder and requires no heating to set. Can be used for floors, arches, and walls, but is excellent for repairs, damper guides on the tops of kiln arches, and areas where there is limited heat to set the mortar. When handling, wear latex or rubber gloves and eye protection. This mortar sets up very fast, so you need to have a clean bucket of water and a sponge handy to clean up as you go. This product can settle and may need to be mixed before using. As with all mortars, any sulfates that come to the surface of a kiln wall after drying must be removed with a stiff brush. If these sulfates are not removed, they will form a glaze on the brick surface. Ship Wt. is 2.8 lbs.