Glaze Material Reagent Grade 1 Lead(II) oxide Approx. 30g Purchase this month and get 5g free!!

Reagent grade 1, higher purity than ceramic raw materials.

Get an extra 5g when you purchase this month.
Trilead tetroxide, also known as red lead or minium.
A scarlet powder used in rust-preventive paints, crystal glass materials, glaze materials, etc.
Also used in cloisonné glazes.
Essential for making glazes and frits.
Adding a small amount of lithium carbonate in such cases will result in a uniform and high-quality glaze.
Lithium carbonate is sold separately, and discounts are available for combined purchases (comment required).
Can also be mixed with paint to create scarlet paint, or mixed with epoxy adhesive to create scarlet solid objects.
It is also interesting to create solid objects with scarlet patterns, imitate Shoushan stone, and engrave them to make your own personal seal. (Achieve the hardness of epoxy putty)
It is possible to carve after it hardens or to engrave characters while it is still soft. If you stamp it on your own masterpiece paintings or calligraphy, it will add a sense of dignity.
In that case, blending fillers such as titanium dioxide, alumina, talc, or calcium carbonate with epoxy adhesive will create a wear-resistant seal. Furthermore, it will save trilead tetroxide.

Also, due to its high specific gravity, it is used in X-ray inspections to imprint necessary information such as dates onto the object being inspected.
When X-rays are irradiated onto small character blocks made of trilead tetroxide sealed in resin, only those parts are difficult to penetrate, leaving the displayed characters as a high-contrast pattern.

There are various uses like these.

Measured with a digital scale with a minimum weighing of 1g.
31g including the bag, bag is 1g.