Studio guide

Silica dust in a pottery studio

Dry clay, glaze and waste can create fine dust. Reduce generation with wet methods, local exhaust and housekeeping that avoids dry sweeping.

Procedure

  1. Dry clay, glaze and waste can create fine dust. Reduce generation with wet methods, local exhaust and housekeeping that avoids dry sweeping.
  2. Do not use compressed air for cleanup. Vacuums must be suitable for the dust and used according to instructions and local rules.
  3. The service does not select respiratory protection for a specific workplace. Professional studios need risk assessment, training and legal compliance.

What to record in CeramikaTo

  • Work or sample code and date.
  • Material, batch, cone, schedule and position.
  • Observation separated from hypothesis.

Common mistakes

  • Changing several variables at once without a control sample.
  • Missing batch, cone or kiln-position information.
  • Treating an estimate as a guarantee.
Limit

This guide supports documentation and test planning. It does not replace manufacturer instructions, safety training or specialist assessment of functional ware.

FAQ

Can I use this procedure for every clay?

You can keep the record structure, but parameters must come from your tests and manufacturer data.