Detailed Product Description

Frits are essentlally a fragmentary form of glass and constitute the main component of glazes. They are produced by mixing various raw materials in powdered form and introducing them into special frit kilns where they decompose, interact and are transformed into viscous liquid masses.



They are cooled rapidly using water or air, at which point they take on the form fo granules or vitreous flakes. When mixed with other frits and/or with suitables quantities of mom-vitritied raw materials, a frit is generally capable of remelting and incorporating the added components into its structure to form a homogeneous glass with different characteristics from those at the outset. This property makes it possible to create a large number of different glazes from a limited number of frits and raw materials.



The main constituents of frits are: silica, alumina, boric oxide, alkaline oxides, alkaline earth oxides, oxides of heavy metals, oxides of other metals (mainly titanium, tin, zinc and zirconium).



Code    Coefficient   Firing Temperature      Description                

KJ-916     178           1070~1110       For double firing internal wall tiles

KJ-918     185           1070~1110       For double firing internal wall tiles

KJ-603     180           1090~1130       For single or double firing internal wall tiles

KJ-607     185           1090~1130       For single or double firing internal wall tiles