2026-08-07

Second-Generation Enamel "Anti-Fishscale Agent"

Enamel fish-scale cracking is a fatal defect in enamel products. Preventing fish-scale cracking and exploring solutions are common and thorny problems in the enamel industry.
Second-Generation Enamel "Anti-Fishscale Agent"

2026-07-31

Determination of Fineness, Specific Gravity and Adhesion of Enamel Slurry

1. Fineness Determination: (1). Traditional Method Take 50 ml (c.) or 100 c. of the enamel to be tested and pour it onto a 200-mesh sieve. Then wash it until no more clay or fine particles can pass through the sieve.
Determination of Fineness, Specific Gravity and Adhesion of Enamel Slurry

2026-07-24

Adjustment of Milling Additives Formulation

The grinding media formulation is also a crucial factor affecting the production operating conditions of enamel processing, especially its impact on enamel adhesion.
Adjustment of Milling Additives Formulation

2026-07-17

Antibacterial Porcelain Enamel (2) - Applicability of Antibacterial Agents to Enamel

2. Applicability of antibacterial agents to enamel Table 1 shows the composition of the antibacterial agent, and Table 2 shows the grinding ratio of the enamel slurry.
Antibacterial Porcelain Enamel (2) - Applicability of Antibacterial Agents to Enamel

2026-07-10

Antibacterial Porcelain Enamel

For enamel products related to daily life, the requirement for antibacterial properties is a current development trend both domestically and internationally.
Antibacterial Porcelain Enamel

2026-06-12

Two-Coat-One-Fire Enameling System (3) - Wet-to-Dry Process

2.3 Wet-to-Dry Process A ground coat slurry containing an adhesive is applied by spraying or dipping, then allowed to dry completely. Subsequently, a dry powder enamel is sprayed onto the dried ground coat using electrostatic spraying.
Two-Coat-One-Fire Enameling System (3) - Wet-to-Dry Process

2026-06-05

Two-Coat-One-Fire Enameling System (2) - Dry-to-Dry Process

2.2 Dry-to-Dry Process The ground coat powder containing an adhesive is applied to the surface of the substrate by electrostatic spraying, followed by spraying a powder cover coat enamel; no drying is required.
Two-Coat-One-Fire Enameling System (2) - Dry-to-Dry Process

2026-05-29

Two-Coat-One-Fire Enameling System

The development of the pickling-free bonding ground coat and the two-coat-one-fire enamel frit in 1980 was the first breakthrough in enamel technology. This process not only broadened the range of steel plates used for enamel but also resulted in excellent adhesion after firing.
Two-Coat-One-Fire Enameling System
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