Ceramic Manufacturing Production Process in Modern Factory | How ceramic tiles is made
Hello Production Engineering friends,
For the purpose of beautification and easy cleaning, parts of the house such as floors and walls are often covered with tiles, both ceramic tiles and porcelain tiles. Maybe ceramic and porcelain to some of you look the same, but actually ceramic and porcelain have differences both in materials and also in the processing process. In addition, these two tiles can be distinguished from their surface, porcelain has a more glossy and smooth surface. Meanwhile, judging from its nature, porcelain is also more difficult to cut and tends to be more brittle. However, both ceramics and porcelain have their advantages and disadvantages.
Ceramic tiles themselves are more popularly used on bathroom floors and kitchen walls. This factory is specialized in manufacturing wall ceramic tiles. Floor tiles are made using the same process but have a different material composition. The Gayafores factory has a 160,000 square meter facility, adapted to operate with the latest generation of ceramic printing technology. Every year this ceramic factory can produce more than 2.5 million square meters.
Broadly speaking, the process of making ceramics consists of the process of preparing raw materials, pressing, coating motifs, burning, sorting, and packaging. Every step by step in this manufacturing process is fully automated and controlled by computer. The main raw material for making this ceramic is a mixture of clay and glaze which is used to make motifs.
Kredit Video : Gayafores, Vitro, Pegasus, Panaria Group Ceramic, Ceratec ceramic tile, KLAX
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2 окт 2024
