Bullseye Glass Technical Data

When setting up a studio or attending classes it is important to ensure that all your glass is compatible, this means it must have the same coefficient of expansion. Bullseye Glass is tested compatible CoE90.

Bullseye Glass has the largest and most consistent range of fusing and slumping glass available, this is why we use Bullseye Glass in our studio and stock Bullseye Glass on our website.

Bullseye Glass

Bullseye Glass manufactures over 1000 compatible products, most of which we stock, and all of which we can obtain.

Please click on the PDF link below see the full Bullseye catalogue (4MB):-

• Bullseye Glass Catalogue

Bullseye Glass not only manufactures glass but also carries out research and education in the Bullseye Resource Centre. Much of the educational information is available in print and following publications are available as downloadable PDF files:-

Bullseye TechNotes

• Bullseye TechNotes 1: Knowing Your Kiln
• Bullseye TechNotes 2: The Vitrigraph Kiln
• Bullseye TechNotes 3: Compatibility of Glasses
• Bullseye TechNotes 4: Heat & Glass
• Bullseye TechNotes 5: Volume & Bubble Control
• Bullseye TechNotes 6: Preparing a Shelf System for a Large Kiln
• Bullseye TechNotes 7: Monitoring Kiln Temperatures for Successful Annealing

Bullseye TipSheets

• Bullseye TipSheet 1: Kilncarving
• Bullseye TipSheet 2: Accessory Glasses
• Bullseye TipSheet 3: Working Deep
• Bullseye TipSheet 4: Design Your Own Art Glass
• Bullseye TipSheet 5: Bullseye Box Casting
• Bullseye TipSheet 6: The Amazing Roll-Up
• Bullseye TipSheet 7: Platemaking
• Bullseye TipSheet 8: Basic Lost Wax Kilncasting

Bullseye Make It: Projects

• Bullseye Make It: Dilution Solution
• Bullseye Make It: Inline Plate
• Bullseye Make It: Linear Reaction Plate
• Bullseye Make It: Opaline Sushi Set
• Bullseye Make It: Tint Tone Plate

Bullseye Products & Techniques

• Safety in the Kiln Glass Studio
• Improve Your Glass Cutting
• Glass Cleaning Basics
• Bullseye Glass: What to Expect
• Bullseye Shelf Primer Instructions
• Thinfire Shelf Paper
• Tips for Using Bullseye Slumping Moulds
• Mould Tips: Pyramid Casting Mould 8948
• Mould Tips: Cone Bowl Mould 8943
• Bullseye Textures & Irids
• Get A Reaction: Bullseye Reactive Glass
• Get a Reaction: Bullseye Copper-Bearing Glasses
• Special Effects: Bullseye Steel Blue 0146
• What to Expect from Opaline Striker Frit
• What's New: Opaque Frit & Reactive Frits
• Frit Tinting
• Annealing Chart for Thick Slabs
• Hang Your Glass: Instructions
• Hang Your Glass: Adhesives

Bullseye Records & Notes

• Kiln Project Notes

Bullseye Colour Cues

The following colour inspirations are available from the Bullseye palette. In them you will find delectable colour combinations and ways to expand on them by using overlays and colour mixes.

• Bullseye Colour Cues Overview
• Bullseye Colour Cues #1: Brights
• Bullseye Colour Cues #2: Dusk
• Bullseye Colour Cues #3: Spring Lake
• Bullseye Colour Cues #4: Pink Martini

To see our range of fusing glass, visit the Bullseye Sheet Glass section of our website.

The above technical data sheets are reproduced with thanks to the Bullseye Glass Company www.bullseyeglass.com