Quartz is the mineral form of silica powder, and it is used in Ceramic glazes, clay bodies, and grogs for added texture! Quartz is used in the ceramic industry to reduce shrinkage in drying and firing and to impart rigidity to the body. Read More

It is used as a flux, lowering the vitrifying temperature of a ceramic body during firing and forming a glassy phase. Read More

Sodium feldspar is an essential RM for the Ceramic industry. It can lower the ceramic body's glass transition temperature, improve the ceramic glaze's brightness and clarity, form a uniform and stable glaze layer on ceramic surfaces, and give ceramic products a durable and attractive surface smoothness. Read More

Kaolin or China Clay has a high fusion temperature, and its naturally bright white color makes it helpful in manufacturing Porcelain, Fine Porcelain, Sanitaryware, Tiles, insulators, etc. Read More

Calcined kaolin is an ideal ceramic glaze material with high brightness and low 325 mesh screen residue. It has high purity and aluminium content, and can significantly improve the performance of the glaze and the body. It has better sintering properties because its raw material is raw ore of coal kaolin blended with natural kaolin ore. Read More

Ball clays are fine-grained, highly plastic clays principally used to manufacture ceramic whiteware and sanitaryware. They are appreciated for their plasticity, unfired strength, and light color on firing. Read More

Plastic clay is sedimentary. Its plasticity ensures its main use is as a base material in manufacturing ceramics. Read More

Semi-plastic clay is a type of clay that occupies a middle ground between plastic and non-plastic clay varieties. It is a versatile material with properties that make it highly valuable in various industries, including ceramics, pottery, tiles, and even art. Read More

Bentonite binds particles in ceramic bodies to make them more robust in the green or dry state. Its minute particles fill voids between others, producing a denser mass with more contact points. Adding bentonite to glazes also imparts better dry strength and a harder and more durable surface. Read More

Wollastonite is an additive that is important in ceramics manufacturing. In ceramics, wollastonite decreases shrinkage and gas evolution during firing, increases green and fired strength, maintains brightness during firing, permits fast firing, and reduces crazing, cracking, and glaze defects. Read More

Alumina Oxide significantly enhances ceramics' mechanical strength and hardness. Alumina particles are reinforcing agents within the matrix, making the material resistant to wear, abrasion, and deformation. Read More

Zirconium silicate is used in ceramic glaze as an opacifier. Its fine particle size, good distribution, high whiteness, and low radioactivity make it strong wear-resistant and have a whitening effect on ceramic products. Read More

Barium carbonate can lower the melting temperature of clay and other raw materials, helping to form solid and durable ceramics. Read More

Zinc oxide's prominent role in ceramics is reducing the melting temperature, energy, and equipment requirements, and improving the intensity of color glazes. Read More

CMC is a plasticizer, liquefaction, and adhesion agent for blank. Applying proper CMC into ceramic blank can enhance the slurry fluidity, have a water-reducing effect, increase the powder production rate, and reduce production energy consumption. Read More

Sodium Tripolyphosphate is an organic compound ideal for decreasing the viscosity of glazes, cheating complex metal ions, and having an excellent drumming effect in ceramic production. Read More

Binders are substances that improve the mechanical strength of green ceramic bodies so they can pass through production steps, before firing, without breakage. In many cases, binder additions to bodies are essential Read More

Decal paper, also known as waterslide paper or sticker paper, is a type of water resistant paper that allows the transfer of printed designs, images, and text onto various surfaces. Read More

Cover coats are organic film-forming solutions of thermoplastic polymers that produce ceramic transfers (decals). In the last step of printing ceramic silk-screen prints and offset prints, they are used to film the complete colour surface on water-slide-off or heat-release decals. Read More

Printing Medium is used to prepare color pastes of ceramic colors in powder form, ready for screen printing. It is a solution of thermoplastic resins in solvents. The resins decompose without residue during the firing process. Read More

On Glaze & In glaze Ceramic Tableware decoration colours for decal transfer. Read More

Our principal, Ceramvetro’s, offers a wide variety of Liquid Gold, aste Gold, Liquid Platinum, and paste Platinum products, resulting from many years of continuous development and research to satisfy customers' needs. Only the highest-quality material is used, and meticulous quality control ensures a perfect finished product. Read More

Ceramic stains are a mixture of ceramic oxides and coloring metal oxides that are melted in kilns, quenched, ground to specific mesh size (some are acid washed), and coloured with organic dyes to simulate the fired colour. Essentially they are fritted colorants. Read More

Ceramic ink is a suspension composed of a liquid part (a mixture of solvents), a solid part (pigment or material) and a dispersing component. The ceramic pigment consists of metallic oxides and other inorganic compounds that give the ink desired properties such as colour, opacity and thermal stability. Read More

Ceramic is an overglaze with various finishes (including gold, silver, platinum, and mother-of-pearl). As an overglaze, it is applied to an already glazed and fired surface and is then fired again to affix it to a piece permanently Read More

We have a wide range of “Vetrosa for third firing, Transparent “Vetrosa” , glossy, Matt, white, metallic and many more ) for a range of temperature between 800-1050°C. High-tech quality “Vetrosa” , suitable to be applied by dry system to obtain high relief thickness or mixed with a medium to be printed by a screen to obtain précised and fine decoration effects. Read More

The Pantone Formula Guide is a universal colour matching tool that contains 2390 market-driven spot colours in two compact fan decks. Read More

POP is extensively used in the ceramic industry to prepare models and molds. Jiggering, Casting, and Case POP are mainly used in the Ceramic industry. Read More

A concentrated, effective, and non-oily (oil-free) release agent for gypsum, it is suitable for manufacturing slip casting molds in the white ware industry. Read More

High-performance concentrated release agent, works on all types of case molds, ideal for manufacturing working/slipcasting molds. Neutral pH, case remains clean after demolding, and absorbency inside the plaster molds is unaffected; therefore, there are no defects on the first casted greenware body. Read More

This cold-cured, shrinkage-free two-component rubber is most commonly used in ceramic mold shops for elastic case mold construction. It can be modified and smoothed with sandpaper. Read More

Two components, high quality, shrinkage free, unfilled epoxy resin used for making backings of case molds, high exactness of measurement, binder to be mixed with oven-dry sand, gives sturdiness to the case Read More

Oven-dry selected sand, used together with 4M SAND MIXING RESIN.

Liquid mold wax, used for easy demoulding between several kinds of resin. Read More

Handy, probably the most tested and sold ceramic hand sponge. Allows meticulous hand-finishing of cast pieces. Made of top-quality prepolymer polyurethane, it is high-performance and long-lived even in heavy mechanical use, such as in sanitary ware plants. It gives a rapid, high-quality, and consistent finish. Read More