Neo-Cad Orange Crayon Boromax 20 in. Rod 33 COE

GA 204 | In Stock | Bin Location: T950-E

Sale Unit: Pound

Price Code: B

$90.00
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Pound and 1/4 Pound Minimum Items

Items labeled in this manner are sold by weight at a price per pound. The price you see is the pound price. You will be charged for the actual weight of the product you receive. If you wish to order a specific number of rods, tubes, sticks or the like, enter that information in the comment box upon checkout. We will do our best to accommodate you knowing how many pounds you want (from the shopping cart) along with how many tubes/items you want from the comment box.


Glass Alchemy Boromax Colored Rods & Frit

Glass Alchemy Boromax colored rods are 7 mm diameter and 20" long unless otherwise stated. Some rods are listed as 4 mm diameter. The COE is 33 and Boromax may be combined with Simax and any other glass with a similar coefficient of thermal expansion. Glass Alchemy uses the ROY G BIV spectrum sequence to number its colors. R = red = 100 series. O = Orange = 200 series, etc. Glass Alchemy Boromax Colored Rods are sold by the pound with a 1/4 pound minimum purchase per color.

Glass Alchemy Boromax frits

Glass Alchemy Boromax frits are also available. We stock Boromax Frit in four sizes (also called grades):

  • Large Frit (25 grade)
  • Medium Frit (38 Grade)
  • Small Frit (70 Grade)
  • Fine Frit (82 grade)

All Boromax frit comes in a 4 oz. or 16 oz. jar.


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Orange Crayon

Reformulated from the ground up, Orange Crayon is a highly saturated, vibrant opaque orange.

Working Tip: Pre-heat in outer flame. Avoid rapid heating.

"True to the name, this Crayon color is as Orange as it gets. Orange Crayon, 204 is a dense opaque color that holds up well in thin, blown applications and stringers.

The color works very creamy and smooth if you work the rod in the appropriate area of your torch flame. It can be worked in a variety of flame settings. Try not to work this color very close to the torch tip in a sharp intense flame for long exposures of time unless it is with quick passes over the area you are trying to melt.

Encasement in clear will add volume to your color because only a thin application of Orange Crayon is needed for a solid opaque covering. Likewise, coating thick clear rod in Orange Crayon will yield larger or more opaque glass to sculpt with." - Mike Shelbo


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