Production process of ceramic tile with high-light and matte precious metal gloss
A production process and precious metal technology, which is applied in the production process field of ceramic tiles with high gloss and matte precious metal luster on the surface, can solve the problems of non-pollution resistance, complicated operation process, difficult to obtain matte effect, etc., and achieve the best anti-pollution effect Effect
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[0024] This embodiment provides a process for producing a ceramic tile with high gloss and matte metallic finish on the surface, which includes the following steps:
[0025] Step 1: Use ceramics to produce general-purpose bricks. In this embodiment, the ceramic tile production formula with a well-known original formula of the brick blank is selected, which is composed of clay, feldspar, quartz (sand) and other well-known raw materials, and is stamped from powder made by ball milling to remove iron and spray granulation. Since it is a well-known technology, it will not be repeated here, and those skilled in the art can refer to well-known raw material standards and make appropriate adjustments according to the firing process. For porcelain products, the water absorption rate E is less than or equal to 0.5%, and for stoneware products, the water absorption rate E is 3% to 6%.
[0026] Step 2: Apply the base glaze: On the selected bricks, use a silk screen to print two layers of glaz...
Embodiment 2
[0033] In this embodiment, the glaze applied on the matte area contains boron element. The use of boron-containing frit particles can reduce pinhole defects in the matte area of the final product and improve the product's stain resistance. This can be compared by ink test. The matte area has a higher firing temperature of the glaze than the high-gloss area, and contains more refractory components (such as alumina, etc.) in the composition, so it is both the first firing and the second firing. Pinhole defects are prone to occur, and these defects will affect the product's antifouling performance. The introduction of boron can make the glaze layer better exhaust in the first firing, and in the second firing, it will also better combine with the precious metal elements in the ink to obtain a smooth surface Therefore, the glaze applied in the matte area contains boron element, which greatly improves the stain resistance of the product. In addition, because boron has a certain ...
Embodiment 3
[0038] In this embodiment, the step of applying the glaze is not included. The rest of the process is the same as in Example 1. The appearance of the product is basically the same, but the product warpage is serious, so the product degradation caused by defects is up to 25%. Only 7%. Here, because different areas are formed by applying different glazes or frit on the surface of the brick, the surface tension problem will adversely affect the flatness of the brick during the first firing. In the prior art, the application of glaze is layered application, that is, one layer is applied and then another layer is applied. Even if there is an overlapped part in it, it is partially overlapped. In addition to this method in the present invention, Applying different glazes to different areas on the tile surface will cause greater stress. Therefore, applying multiple layers of glaze on the surface of the brick as in Example 1 will alleviate this defect.
[0039] In addition, in order to ...
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