Mid-fire clay fires between 2157-2232 degrees Fahrenheit, making it easily fired in an electric kiln.
Low fire clay fires in the kiln between 1940-2109 degrees Fahrenheit. The pro of low fire clay is that it is easy and economical to fire, however, it is porous and not the best option for liquid-bearing vessels. Mid-fire clay fires between 2157-2232 degrees Fahrenheit, making it easily fired in an electric kiln. It is a versatile clay, strong once fired, and not porous. High fire clay fires at about 2381 degrees Fahrenheit. It is durable and waterproof, making it a long-lasting and strong option. The downside of high fire is that it is best to fire it in a gas kiln, making it less accessible to most potters.