Ultra-white glass surface matte mosaic process

Abstract

The invention discloses an ultra-white glass surface matte mosaic process. The product comprises the following raw materials in percentage by mass: 90-95% of ultra-white glass powder, 1-5% of ground coat, 1-4% of epoxy AB glue, 1-5% of UA glaze and 1-3% of UV ink. The ultra-white glass surface matte mosaic process comprises the following steps: S1, preparing a blank; S2, applying ground coat; S3,cutting; S4, firing; S5, spraying an epoxy AB glue; S6, spraying a UA glaze; S7, carrying out surface UV ink-jet printing; S8, preparing surface matte glaze ink; and S9, detecting the product, and packaging and storing the product after the product is detected to be qualified. The product manufactured through the process has multiple colors, the mosaic surface can generate matte and glass semi-matte surface effects, and the manufactured product is high in stereoscopic impression and rich in visual effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of preparation of ceramic tiles, in particular to an ultra-white glass surface matt mosaic process. Background technique [0002] In the modern building decoration industry, with the industrialization of housing and the improvement of people's living standards, the market share of high-quality, multi-functional green building material products will gradually expand, and the product development tends to be diversified, personalized, fashionable, environmentally friendly and healthy change. In order to meet the requirements of people in today's society, various new decoration materials have emerged as the times require, and the products have become more and more natural, elegant and have individual elements from the gorgeous decoration effect in the early days to today. [0003] The existing mosaic colors are produced by the pigments melted in the glass mosaic matrix. The main varieties are white, blue, green...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The existing mosaic colors are produced by the pigments melted in the glass mosaic matrix. The main varieties are white, blue, green, orange, etc., which lack bright colors and cannot produce a matte effect. At present, full-glazed ceramic products The traditional production process is to apply a layer of glaze on the surface of the brick, then print and decorate it, and finally pour a layer of inorganic transparent full-polished glaze for firing. However, the three-dimensional effect of the fully-polished ceramic tile produced by this production process is not strong. Not enough visual effects

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