Decorative manufacturing method capable of producing concavo-convex relief on glazed surface and glaze used therefor

Abstract

The invention discloses a decoration production method capable of producing a concave-convex relief on glaze and a glaze material adopted by the same. The decoration production method comprises the following steps of: 1) preparing the following materials in parts by mass: 50-60 parts of clinker, 5-10 parts of Guizhou soil, 10-20 parts of calcite and 8-16 parts of zinc oxide; 2) performing ball milling by a wet process for 20-24 hours, wherein the ratio of material to ball to water is 1:1.5:1.5; 3) screening the glaze material after ball milling by a 200-mesh sieve; drying and screening by a 120-mesh sieve; and adding the glaze material into silk screen printing ink and mixing to obtain silk screen glaze slip; and 4) fetching a porcelain blank with a bright and clean surface and colored glaze, applying the silk screen glaze slip, and firing in an oxidation atmosphere at 1,160-1,200 DEG C to obtain a finished product. The glaze of an enamel organ produced by the method shows an uneven clear relief effect, so that glaze patterns are more vivid and the porcelain has great hand feeling.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a decoration manufacturing method capable of producing concavo-convex relief on a glaze surface and the glaze material used therein. Background technique [0002] At present, in the porcelain industry, the shape of the porcelain body is the basis of high-quality products. The deployment of glaze makes the porcelain more colorful, and the decoration on the glaze makes the porcelain no longer monotonous, but has different degrees of impact on consumers' vision. Forming concave-convex relief on the ceramic surface has its special three-dimensional aesthetic feeling, and is very popular in daily-use porcelain and craft porcelain. In the prior art, the relief shape is processed on the ceramic biscuit by engraving, filling or transfer printing, and then the shaft is applied, and the glaze is fired to form a ceramic with a three-dimensional relief feeling. This method requires a lot of labor and impressions. High, and more glaze is a...

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Problems solved by technology

In the prior art, the relief shape is processed on the ceramic biscuit by engraving, filling or transfer printing, and then the shaft is applied, and the glaze is fired to form a ceramic with a three-dimensional relief feeling. This method requires a lot of labor and impressions. High, and more glaze is accumulated in the concave part, but the concave-convex effect is not clear enough, so the ceramics made are usually only suitable for rough products such as wall and floor tiles, and cannot be used as daily-use porcelain, art porcelain and other fields.