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YELLOW (CERAMIC STAIN) |
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| Designation/Name |
Basis |
Crystal Structure |
Max Firing Temp. (oC)
|
Firing Atmosphere |
Using Instruction |
| SYG122 |
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Zr-Si-Cd-S |
Zircon |
1250 ¡æ |
oxidation |
The glaze should be low in boron oxide, alkali and other aggressive
fluxes. Excessive zircon in the glaze can cause the intensity of color
not satisfying, due to the over-opaqueness.
Do not grind or ball mill the colors but can stir into glaze with
a Jiffy Mixer. |
| SYG205 |
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| Zirconium praseodymium yellow |
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Zr-Si-Pr |
Zircon |
1250 ¡æ |
oxidation |
Very appropriate for transparent glazes and glazes opacified with
zircon.
The combination with other zirconium stains offer a wide range of
mixed colours. |
| SYG206 |
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| Zirconium vanadium yellow |
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Zr-V |
Baddeleyite |
1350 ¡æ |
oxidation |
Suitable for high viscosity glaze.
Reactive ingredients in the ceramic glaze such as lead oxide or boron
oxide should be minimized. |
| SYG251 |
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Cr-Ti-Sb |
Rutile |
1080 ¡æ |
oxidation |
Under 1080 ¡ãC,suitable for glazes with titania content.
But compared with other stains, it is not stable.
Especially suitable for ceramic body and porcelain enamels' decorating.
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| SYG252 |
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Cr-Ti-Sb-Fe |
Rutile |
1080 ¡æ |
oxidation |
| Note: The shades illustrated on this page have been
generated by printer. They can only serve as a rough guide to the
range and cannot be used as a substitute for the original shades. |
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RED /
ORANGE / PINK
/ PURPLE (CERAMIC STAIN) |
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| Note: The shades illustrated on this page have been
generated by printer. They can only serves as a rough guide to the
range and cannot be used as a substitute for the original shades. |
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BLUE
AND GREEN (CERAMIC STAIN) |
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| Note: The shades illustrated on this page have been
generated by printer. They can only serves as a rough guide to the
range and cannot be used as a substitute for the original shades. |
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BROWN , GREY, BLACK
(CERAMIC STAIN) |
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| Designation/Name |
Basis |
Crystal Structure |
Max Firing Temp. (oC)
|
Firing Condition |
Using Instruction |
| SYG301 |
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Cr-Al-Zn-Fe |
Spinel |
1300¡æ |
oxidation
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The glaze should be low in calcia and high
in zinc oxide and alumina. |
| SYG304 |
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Cr-Zn-Fe |
Spinel |
1300¡æ |
| SYG305 |
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Cr-Al-Zn-Fe |
Spinel |
1300¡æ |
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| SYG701 |
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Sb-Sn |
Cassiterite |
1300¡æ |
oxidation |
Not suitable for glazes containing chrome oxide. |
| SYG611 |
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| Chrome iron manganese nickel black |
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Cr-Fe-Mn-Ni |
Spinel |
1200¡æ |
oxidation |
Suitable for lead glazes.
Not suitable for glazes containing zinc. |
| Note: The shades illustrated on this page have been
generated by printer. They can only serves as a rough guide to the
range and cannot be used as a substitute for the original shades. |
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