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A method for connecting ceramic tesserae

A technology of inlaying blocks and ceramics, applied in ceramic molding machines, inlaid decorative structures, decorative arts, etc., can solve the problem of damaging the quality of the final product

Active Publication Date: 2012-07-18
KEMAC
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During mechanical separation, it may happen that some inserts become separated from others, irreparably damaging the quality of the final product

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[0018] The ceramic insert 2 shown in the drawings has a laying surface 2a, a surface 2b parallel to and opposite to the laying surface 2a, and a side surface 2c connecting the laying surface 2a with the shown surface 2b. The laying surface 2a, which is not visible when the covering is covered, essentially constitutes the surface at which the slug is placed on the supporting surface of the covering. The surface 2b shown is visible after the covering has been placed.

[0019] The method of the invention comprises the step of positioning ceramic slugs 2 in a predetermined order on a support surface 3, wherein the ceramic slugs 2 are separated from each other by spacer lines 4 (also called fugues) having a predetermined width, wherein the slugs are characterized by their The laying surface 2a is positioned facing upwards. The support surface 3 is preferably formed by a base plate provided with recesses for receiving ceramic inserts. The placement of the slugs is preferably linea...

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The method for connecting ceramic tesserae comprises stages of: depositing ceramic tesserae (2) on a rest surface (3) in a predetermined order in which the ceramic tesserae (2) are distanced from one another by space lines (4) of a predetermined width, and are positioned with a laying surface (2a) thereof facing upwards; depositing at least a point of grout (5) in at least an intermediate tract of each space line (4) between the tesserae (2); heating at least the points of grout (5) to a drying or firing temperature of the grout.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method of joining ceramic tesserae. Background technique [0002] The invention preferably relates to a method of achieving an ordered array of ceramic slugs. [0003] Ordered arrays of ceramic plots are often used to obtain coverings with an intarsia effect. They consist of a number of ceramic slugs arranged in an orderly manner separated from each other by spaced lines of predetermined width, sometimes referred to as fugues. The inserts are connected to each other by points of mortar. In more detail, each point of mortar is arranged locally inside the spacer line between two side-by-side ceramic inserts and partly on the laying surface of the two side-by-side ceramic inserts. [0004] The prior art includes a method of connecting ceramic slugs, comprising the following steps. [0005] First, the ceramic slugs are placed in an orderly manner on the first base plate, established on the lay-up surface. At the same time th...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): C04B37/00
CPCB28B1/002B44C3/123B28B19/0053B44B9/00
Inventor M·拉罗马·耶兹
Owner KEMAC
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