Bullseye Torch Tips - Warm-Glass.com

Work ing note s
Torch: A stable pale gray that is not prone to reduction in a neutral flame.
Kiln: Working properties and kilnformed characteristics are consistent with sheet glass. See GlassTips.
000136-0576 De co Gray
Work ing note s
Torch: Avoid thermal shock by warming this style gradually.
Kiln: Slightly browner and less purple than in kilnformed sheet form.
Conta ins:
Ma y re a ct with:
Cold cha racte ristics
Opaque, very white.
Work ing note s
000137-0576 F re nch Va nilla
Torch: Avoid thermal shock by warming this style gradually.
Kiln: Lighter color and greater opacity than in sheet glass form. Very viscous; will flow later and less than
other glasses.
Othe r
000137 has a lighter color in rod (-0576) and stringer (-07, -72) forms than in sheet (-30).
000141-0576 Da rk F ore st Gre e n
Cold cha racte ristics
Opaque.
Work ing note s
Torch: A stable green that is not prone to reduction in a neutral flame.
Kiln: Working properties and kilnformed characteristics are consistent with sheet glass. See GlassTips.
000142-0576 Ne o-La v e nde r
Cold cha racte ristics
Slightly translucent opalescent. Color shift described below.
Work ing note s
Torch: A relatively translucent opalescent style that is more opaque when used in thicker applications,
such as a core bead.
Kiln: Consider a design solution to avoid or remove potential devitrification: cap with clear or
sandblast/remove devitrification through coldworking methods.
Othe r
000142-0576 is a rare earth glass that shifts from icy blue to bright pastel lavender depending on the light
source. It is not a striking glass. Consider a design solution to avoid or remove potential devitrification: cap
with clear or sandblast/remove devitrification through coldworking methods.
Conta ins:
000144-0576 Te a l Gre e n