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Everything you need to run a ceramic studio
Bailey has put together some convenient Studio Starter Packages to help you get set up. Available in 3 levels for either Wheel Throwing or Hand building, these Packages provide everything you need to start producing work at home.
An extruder is a tool used in ceramics to create consistently long three-dimensional shapes out of clay. You load clay into the barrel, insert your desired die and apply pressure with the plunger to force clay into your desired shape
Our selection of Pugmills & Clay Mixers offers a range of solutions to transform your clay-working experience. These machines are a must for reclaiming & recycling clay, mixing clay and De-airing clay to eliminate air bubbles from reclaim.
Our Ware Racks are made with vertical posts made from heavy-duty angle iron and come complete with heavy-duty 6" casters for easy rolling of even the heaviest loads.
Glaze Tables are ideal for any studio where you will be mixing your own clay & glazes. Glaze Tables are constructed of heavy-duty structural steel with all welded joints. The countertop is made of stainless steel, far superior to aluminum surfaces, making clean up quick and simple. Large bins can hold 150 lbs of material while the small ones can hold 25 lbs.
Bailey ceramic work tables are solidly built for the most active ceramic room or studio. The tables are constructed of heavy duty structural steel with all welded joints.
Bailey wedging tables come in three sizes to accommodate various configurations in the classroom or studio. Built of 1/4" thick reinforced steel angle, these tables are rock solid and will supply a lifetime of active use.
The Bailey Heated Drying Cabinet accelerates the drying time for pottery pieces so students can be more productive with limited classroom time. Drying cabinets help to ensure that work is properly dried before bisquing. The cabinets are thermostatically controlled to provide a temperature range between 111F and 116F to safely accelerate drying. This is suitable for greenware as well as plaster molds.
Damp cabinets are designed to keep your works in progress in moist workable condition. Drying Cabinets are designed to store and protect clay projects during the drying period.
Spray Booths are essential if you want to spray glaze indoors. Glaze booths require an appropriate filter and exhaust fan to remove fine particles of glaze from the air. Fine glaze mist can be detrimental to your health when inhaled. Ventilation is of utmost importance. Always wear a respirator to avoid breathing any airborne particles.
Working with clay creates dust. It is important to be responsible for managing your exposure to dust in the studio. Air Cleaning Systems serve a vital function by constantly cleaning the air that you breathe. Airborne dust is an avoidable part of working in clay.
Slip Mixers are specifically designed for mixing clay slip from dry powder and reclaiming scrap clay. Slip Pumps are designed to agitate and condition the slip and pump it into molds.
Sink Traps provide you with an economical plumbing trap that is easily installed and maintained to keep clay from entering your plumbing.
Ceramic Dust Vacuums should be in every ceramic studio or classroom. Sweeping, or the use of a standard style "shop" vacuum, will put the harmful dust right back into the air you breathe! Once airborne, ultra fine dusts can stay suspended in the air for several days before settling. Ceramic Dust Vacuums are designed specifically to remove the dangerous sub-micron particles that are so harmful to your health
A ball mill is a type of grinder used to grind or even blend raw materials & glazes into a finer powder/slurry. Ball Mills are a studio essential if you make terra sigillata regularly.
Not sure where to start? Give us a call at 800-431-6067 we have 8 potters on staff ready to answer your questions
