Low-fire bodies are defined by when the temperature at which the clay body matures, generally considered to be between cones 09 and 02 (1700 and 2000 degrees F or 927 and 1093 degrees C). Low-fire clays tend to have good workability and usually will not shrink, warp, or sag excessively.Click to see full answer. Regarding this, what is low fire clay called?White Low-Fire #105. Cone 06-04. The Standard White Low Fire 105 is a smooth plastic low-fire clay. This clay is formerly knowns as #725, now it is called #105. Contains Texas talc that causes the wet clay to look grey, but fires to a bright white color.One may also ask, what is the difference between low and high fire clay? Low Fire or High Fire Low fire is usually cone 06-04 (see chart), whereas High Fire (or some call Mid to High Fire) is cone 5-10. The difference between them is the temperature at which the clay matures “fuses” and glazes “melt”. Similarly one may ask, can you fire low fire clay in an oven? You cannot fire pottery clay in an oven because you cannot get high enough temperatures although you can fire pottery in an oven and that would be the way I would recommend if you have small children.What are the 4 types of clay?While there are thousands of clay bodies available for purchase, the 3 basics types are porcelain, stoneware and earthenware. The maturity temperature, workability, and color of these 3 categories can vary based on what is added.

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