Manufacture technology for silver and ceramic coalition household utensil

Abstract

The invention discloses a manufacture technology for a silver and ceramic coalition household utensil, which relates to the technology for silverware graving and ceramic household utensil manufacture. The manufacture technology comprises the following technical steps of: (1) graving the silverware in a splitting mode; (2) sticking an argil layer having the same shape with the inner wall surface on the inner wall of each sliver splitting unit, and modifying to obtain a liner greenware; (3) coating silver soldering medicine on the peripheral side of each sliver splitting unit; (4) combining allsliver splitting units with the liner greenware, trimming a joint of the adjacent liner greenwares after combination, and smoothly transiting to be stuck into a whole; (5) putting the combination of the sliver and the ceramic into a heating furnace, controlling the temperature at 800DEG C, and welding the sliver splitting units in a joint close mode; (6) heating the heating furnace to 950+ / -3DEG C, and keeping the temperature to sinter for 6-12 hours to finish sintering the pottery; and (7) taking out a product to cool the product. The manufacture technology has the advantages that the thickness of a sliver graving layer is reduced, cost is lowered, the manufacture technology is simplified, and meanwhile the technical characteristics of silver graving are kept.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to silverware carving and pottery vessel making technology Background technique: [0002] Silver utensils such as tea sets, wine sets, and tableware are high-end craft utensils, but pure silver utensils are expensive, so there are many silver and ceramic utensils on the market. On the surface of traditional ceramic products that have been fired at high temperature, the silver pattern layer is smelted or plated by fine screen printing, metal decal transfer printing, transfer printing, etc. A low-priced high-end craft daily necessities with silver inside and pottery. Especially craft utensils such as teapots, wine pots, and containers are mostly. Over time, different degrees of peeling and peeling tend to occur, seriously affecting the appreciation value of the product; the current production process is cumbersome, requiring multiple high-temperature barbecues, subsequent modification is complicated and the yield is not high. ...

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Problems solved by technology

The silver engraving layer has a certain thickness, and the metal flower paper transfer printing method cannot be used completely; the handicrafts with irregular geometric shapes cannot use the existing silver and pottery combination technology

For example, the middle of the teapot is a regular circular body, but the addition of handles and spouts makes the whole a non-regular geometric shape, and it cannot be completed by using the existing silver and pottery combination technology.

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