Manufacturing technology of ceramic water tap housing
A faucet shell and manufacturing process technology, applied in the field of manufacturing process of ceramic faucet shells, can solve the problems of low strength of faucet shell materials, affecting service life, domestic water pollution, etc., achieving light weight, light weight, and avoiding pollution. Effect
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2008-06-18
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
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Abstract
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[0001] The invention relates to a manufacturing process of a faucet shell, in particular to a manufacturing process of a ceramic faucet shell. Background technique
[0002] Most of the faucet shells (also known as water supply valves) widely used in the market are metal products, especially cast copper and cast zinc alloy coating products. The manufacturing process of these metal products consists of the following steps in sequence: raw material preparation, hot die casting molding , Rough blank grinding, surface plating, accessories assembly. Many sources of pollution will inevitably be generated during the entire manufacturing process, for example, a large amount of dust pollution will be generated during rough grinding, which will bring certain harm to manufacturing personnel and the environment, and a large amount of sewage and heavy metals will be generated in the electroplating process, which will have a great impact on the environment. The environment...
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Embodiment 1
[0034] Prepare the faucet in the following order of steps:
[0035] (1) Select 10 parts of raw talc, 70 parts of calcined cooked talc, 15 parts of clay, and 5 parts of BaCO 3 Additives are mixed (above all are weight and number ratio);
[0036] (2) Calcining the above-mentioned mixed raw materials to 1350° C., then grinding with a ball mill for 30 hours, and sieving to obtain a 270-mesh ultrafine powder;
[0037] (3) Take the paraffin wax with a weight of 18% of the powder weight and heat it to melt the paraffin wax into a liquid, then gradually add the powder to the paraffin wax solution, stir while heating, and mix the two evenly to make a slurry. Control the temperature around 60°C;
[0038] (4) Make the uniformly mixed slurry into a faucet shell blank of a specified shape through a hot die-casting process;
[0039] (5) Calcining and dewaxing the faucet shell blank, then polishing the surface, and finally glazing to make a semi-finished product;
[0040] (6) Finally, th...
Embodiment 2
[0042] Prepare in the following order of steps:
[0043] (1) Select 15 parts of raw talc, 65 parts of calcined cooked talc, 12 parts of clay, and 8 parts of BaCO 3 Additives are mixed (above all are weight and number ratio);
[0044] (2) The above-mentioned mixed raw materials were first calcined to 1330° C., then ground for 32 hours with a ball mill, and sieved to obtain a 280-mesh ultrafine powder;
[0045] (3) Take the paraffin wax with a weight of 19% of the powder weight and heat it to melt the paraffin wax into a liquid, then gradually add the powder to the paraffin wax solution, stir while heating, and mix the two evenly to make a slurry. Control the temperature around 58°C;
[0046] (4) Make the uniformly mixed slurry into a faucet shell blank of a specified shape through a hot die-casting process;
[0047] (5) Calcining and dewaxing the faucet shell blank, then polishing the surface, and finally glazing to make a semi-finished product;
[0048] (6) Finally, the se...
Embodiment 3
[0050] Prepare in the following order of steps:
[0051] (1) Select 18 parts of raw talc, 62 parts of calcined cooked talc, 10 parts of clay, and 10 parts of BaCO 3 Additives are mixed (above all are weight and number ratio);
[0052] (2) The above-mentioned mixed raw materials were first calcined to 1390°C, then ground for 36 hours with a ball mill, and sieved to obtain a 300-mesh ultrafine powder;
[0053] (3) Take paraffin wax with a weight of 20% of the powder weight and heat it to melt the paraffin wax into a liquid, then gradually add the powder to the paraffin wax solution, stir while heating, and mix the two evenly to make a slurry. Control the temperature at 80°C;
[0054] (4) Make the uniformly mixed slurry into a faucet shell blank of a specified shape through a hot die-casting process;
[0055] (5) Calcining and dewaxing the faucet shell blank, then polishing the surface, and finally glazing to make a semi-finished product;
[0056] (6) Finally, the semi-finish...