SEGER CONES. (STANDARD CONES. ABOUT 10° HIGHER.)

Numbers. Turning Points. Colour, etc.

Centi-
grade
Commences to show colour.022600°Soft enamel or over-glaze colours.
.021650°
.020670°
Dull red.019690°Enamels on metals. Fluxes and lustres.
.018710°
.017730°
.016750°
Red to cherry.015790°
.014815°Very soft glazes and hard enamel colours. Some lustres. Gilding.
.013835°
.012855°
.011880°
.010900°
Dull cherry to light cherry.09920°
.08940°
.07960°Majolica glazes or coloured glazes and stanniferous or tin glazes.
.06980°
.051000°
.041020°
.031040°
.021060°Earthenware glazes. Soft China glazes.
Dark orange to pale orange.011080°
11100°Soft to hard or fine earthenware biscuit.
21120°
31140°
41160°
51180° Sèvres soft bisque.
Yellowish white61200°Vitreous ware. Granite ware. Salt glaze. Stoneware.
71230°
81250°
91280° English bone porcelain or China biscuit.
White101300°
111320°
Intense white121350°German and Chinese porcelain.
131380°
141410° Sèvres porcelain.
151430°
Bluish white161460°
171480° Copenhagen porcelain.

To convert temperatures:

Centigrade into Fahrenheit.—Divide by 5, multiply by 9, and add 32.

Fahrenheit into Centigrade.—Subtract 32, divide by 9, and multiply by 5.