A production process for ceramic tiles with high brightness and matt precious metal luster on the surface
A production process and precious metal technology, which is applied in the production process field of ceramic tiles with high gloss and matt precious metal luster on the surface, can solve the problems of non-pollution resistance, large pollution, low production capacity, etc., and achieve the effect of good anti-pollution effect
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[0024] The present embodiment provides, a kind of surface has the production technology of the luster ceramic tile of bright and matte metallic luster, and it comprises the steps:
[0025] Step 1: Choose ceramics to produce general-purpose adobes. The adobe selected in this embodiment has a known ceramic brick production formula, which is composed of clay, feldspar, quartz (sand) and other known raw materials, and is stamped from powder made by spray granulation after iron removal by ball milling. Since it is a known technology, it will not be described in detail here, and those skilled in the art can refer to known raw material standards and make appropriate adjustments according to the firing process. For porcelain products, the water absorption rate E≤0.5%, for stoneware products, the water absorption rate E is 3%~6%.
[0026] Step 2: Applying the bottom glaze: on the selected brick, use a silk screen to print two layers of glaze. There are two types of glazes, one is mat...
Embodiment 2
[0033]In this example, boron is included in the glaze applied to the matte areas. The use of boron-containing frit particles can reduce pinhole defects in matte areas of the final product and improve product stain resistance. This can be compared with the inkblot test. Because the firing temperature of the glaze used in the matte area is higher than that of the high-gloss area, the components contain more refractory components (such as alumina, etc.), so the first firing and the second firing are equal. It is easy to produce pinhole defects, which will affect the stain resistance of the product. The introduction of boron element can make the glaze layer exhaust better in the first firing, and in the second firing, it will also better combine with the precious metal elements in the ink to obtain a smooth surface , so the glaze applied on the matte area contains boron element, which greatly improves the stain resistance of the product. In addition, because boron has a certain...
Embodiment 3
[0038] In this embodiment, the step of distributing the bottom glaze is not included, and the rest of the process is the same as in embodiment 1. The appearance effect of the product is basically the same, but the product is warped and deformed seriously, so the product degradation caused by defects reaches 25%, while the product in embodiment 1 Only 7%. Here, because different areas are formed by distributing different glazes or frits on the surface of the adobe, the problem of surface tension during the first firing will have a bad influence on the flatness of the brick. In the prior art, the application of glaze is layered application, that is, application of one layer and then application of another layer, even if there are overlapped parts in it, they are partially overlapped, but in the present invention, except for this method, there will be Different glazes are applied to different areas of the brick surface, which creates greater stress. Therefore, this defect can be...
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