daniel on mon 25 oct 04
Hi Llewellyn,
I checked out digitalfire.com's listings on these. They differ quite a bit.
The webpages on digitalfire suggest alternatives and subs for these frits
but not P25 for 3110 or vice-versa. These seem to differ most in CaO,
alumina and silica.
> I have read or received information somewhere that Pempco (P-25) is
> equivalent to Ferro Frit # 3110.?
I'm not sure which you are trying to sub for, but check out :
http://www.digitalfire.ab.ca/cermat/material/671.html P25
http://www.digitalfire.ab.ca/cermat/material/349.html 3110
Thanx
D
Belmont, California, USA
(ex terra australis)
L. P. Skeen on mon 25 oct 04
Llewellyn, if you happen to have the Campbell's catalog, they have the frits
set up in a chart so you can see the equivalents.
L
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From: "Llewellyn Kouba"> I have read or received information somewhere that
Pempco (P-25) is equivalent to Ferro Frit # 3110.? Can anyone verify this?
Llewellyn Kouba on mon 25 oct 04
I have read or received information somewhere that Pempco (P-25) is
equivalent to Ferro Frit # 3110.? Can anyone verify this? I have searched
the Frank Gaydos cross referrence list and this one is not included. thanks
Llewellyn Kouba
David Hewitt on tue 26 oct 04
In message , Llewellyn Kouba writes
>I have read or received information somewhere that Pempco (P-25) is
>equivalent to Ferro Frit # 3110.? Can anyone verify this? I have searched
>the Frank Gaydos cross referrence list and this one is not included. thanks
>Llewellyn Kouba
The Foresight Ceramic Database gives the following subs for Pemco P-25
as GF-114 or Fusion FZ-25 or Ferro 3819 or Hommel 259
The Database gives the following % analysis of Pemco P-25
CaO 0.50
Na2O 14.70
Al2O3 12.10
K2O 5.40
ZnO 0.70
B2O3 16.90
SiO2 49.70
David
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Cynthia Bracker on tue 26 oct 04
Pemco 25 is equivalent to Ferro 3269 (and 3819 and Hommel 259)
Cindy
Llewellyn Kouba wrote:
> I have read or received information somewhere that Pempco (P-25) is
> equivalent to Ferro Frit # 3110.? Can anyone verify this? I have
> searched
> the Frank Gaydos cross referrence list and this one is not included.
> thanks
> Llewellyn Kouba
>
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Llewellyn Kouba on tue 26 oct 04
Thanks much Cindy. Now I can proceed (order some frit) and get going with
the tests.
Llewellyn
At 01:08 PM 10/26/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>Pemco 25 is equivalent to Ferro 3269 (and 3819 and Hommel 259)
>Cindy
>
>Llewellyn Kouba wrote:
>
>>I have read or received information somewhere that Pempco (P-25) is
>>equivalent to Ferro Frit # 3110.? Can anyone verify this? I have
>>searched
>>the Frank Gaydos cross referrence list and this one is not included.
>>thanks
>>Llewellyn Kouba
>>
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