Manufacturing process of imitated cloisonn product

Abstract

The invention relates to a manufacturing process of an imitated cloisonn product, in particular to the manufacturing process of the imitated cloisonn product on a pottery, a porcelain or an azure stone. The manufacturing process mainly comprises four steps, namely pattern design, wire inlay, blue pointing and paint spraying. The manufacturing process breaks through the traditional manufacturing process of the imitated cloisonn product; the step of blue pointing is performed for only one time, so the manufacturing process is simplified; color sand is troweled while the step of blue pointing is performed; and the finished product can be manufactured only by the step of paint spraying without the steps of abrading (grinding), polishing, firing and gold-plating. When the manufacturing process of the imitated cloisonn product is compared with the traditional manufacturing process of the imitated cloisonn product, the working time can be saved by about 85 percent, so the manufacturing process is suitable for standard mass production; manual processes, such as welding and the like, in the step of wire inlay, are eliminated, and a large number of welding materials are saved at the same time, so the material cost and the labor cost are reduced by about 80 percent; the imitated cloisonn product manufactured by the process has more novelty and peculiarity, a smooth surface, more feeling of sand particles and a smarter picture, and brings better visual enjoyment to people; and because an environment-friendly transparent protecting paint is sprayed on the surface of the imitated cloisonn product, the imitated cloisonn product is safe and environment-friendly and is easy to clean.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a manufacturing process for imitating cloisonné products, in particular to a manufacturing process for imitating cloisonné products on non-metal, especially pottery, porcelain or glaze, which is different from the traditional process. Background technique [0002] Cloisonne, also known as "copper cloisonné enamel", is one of the famous special handicrafts in Beijing, China. The traditional cloisonne process includes tire making, filigree, sticking wire, welding wire, bluing, bluing, grinding, polishing, gold plating and other processes. Wire (usually bonded and welded) - dot blue (fill enamel powder in the recess surrounded by copper wire) - enter the kiln for melting - polish the surface, noble ones need to be painted on the exposed copper Gold or gold plated. Most of the enamel powder used is blue or cyan. Because the original cloisonné process is to pinch wire on the blank tire made of copper, using copper blank tire, and...

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Problems solved by technology

Because the original cloisonné process is to pinch wire on the blank tire made of copper, using copper blank tire, and consumes a lot of materials such as copper, welding powder, fuel, etc. in the production process, the consumables are many and the cost is high, and the whole manufacturing process Tire making, welding wire, bluing, grinding, polishing, and gold plating are all time-consuming processes. For example, bluing and bluing need to be repeated three or more times, so the process is cumbersome, labor-intensive and time-consuming

[0003] In order to overcome the above defects, CN91100491.2 proposes a manufacturing method of imitation cloisonné products, imitating cloisonne on non-metallic materials (especially plastics), carrying out point blue with the mixture of resin and color paste and using dimethylaniline to The above billet surface is casted to solidify the mixed solution, and then polished and polished, which saves the bluing process, but it still takes a lot of time to polish and polish, and the bluing process is cumbersome. It is also easy to affect the color, appearance, shape and texture of imitation cloisonne products. Imitation cloisonne is not realistic enough, and the production cost is high, so it is not suitable for standardized mass production