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Postby Lani McGregor on Mon May 14, 2007 12:24 pm

Annemarie Elstner wrote:
So, when it finally has been confirmed Uroboros is making these colors for the Artista line, maybe Mr. Ward would be so kind telling us, their customers, how this tests are done and by whom?


Annemarie,

Obviously Uro must be testing these glasses at their factory. It would be INSANE for them to make glass and NOT test it, then send it off to Germany for testing. What happens if it fails the test there? What does Schott do with the glass that is incompatible?

But the Big Question that remains: what is "The Test"?

Maybe Brian can get an answer from UK Schott - somewhere in the world, there must be some straight answers.

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Postby Brian and Jenny Blanthorn on Tue May 15, 2007 11:24 am

Brian and Jenny Blanthorn wrote:
jim simmons wrote:[quote="Brian and Jenny Blanthornhttp://www.blanthorn.com/pebbl ... e_w278.htm

Thanks


Wonderful work, Brian.
I always admired your Pebbles and wondered how they were made.
Thanks so much for sharing.
Jim


[/quote]

Thanks well I havent told all but just a flavour 4 my Global Fans

Anyway back 2 Uroboros ...............................

This is official from UK Schott office

I got a phone call today Jack Cutler - Schott UK

I asked him directly that we as global fuzers were a little concerned about the compatability n where Artista was manufactured

Anyway here is the uneditted offical line

I would add the following

That the name Desag has been dropped now called only SCHOTT AG

Also that Miagra (was GNA in U.S.A.) - now ceased manufacture due to confusions with Artista

E mail

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Hi Brian. Further to your recent mail and our telecon I am pleased to
confirm the following:
1) The rolled glasses in the Artista range are specially manufactured by
Uroboros and supplied to SCHOTT AG in Germany who then distribute them
under the name of SCHOTT Artista Glass. These are not part of the standard
Uroboros range and are produced and checked for fusing compatibility with
the other glasses in the Artista range which are made on the drawn glass
process by SCHOTT itself.
2) Manufacture of SCHOTT's Magira range ceased several years ago.
3) Samples and literature will be sent to you immediately.

Please use this information to update the bulletin board as you think
necessary.
Kind Regards
Jack Cutler
Sales & Marketing Manager

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.schott.com/uk


I also asked Jack

Please confirm colours made by Uroboros in USA

Also please say what the Coe range of Artista and Artista ( Uroboros ) is I
know its not really the full story of compatibility but I also know you
quote it

Brian[/quote]


MORE

Artista sourced from Uroboros is White Opaque, White Iridescent, Black
Opaque, Black Iridescent, Red, Orange and Yellow. Please see our literature
on Artista which is now being sent to you. The COE of Artista is 9.4.
Kind Regards
Jack Cutler
Sales & Marketing Manager

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Brian
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Postby Rick Wilton on Tue May 15, 2007 11:48 am

For what it's worth here is what Hollander says about Desag Artista

http://www.hollanderglass.ca/documents/ ... gglass.pdf

Desag “Artistaâ€
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