Titanium White Frit



Composition: Mainly composed of titanium dioxide (TiO₂) as the opacifying and whitening agent, combined with oxides such as boron, silicon, and aluminum.

Key Functions:

> Provides a strong white and opaque effect, widely used in ceramic glazes.

> Enhances glaze whiteness and opacity, making colors more vivid.

> Improves chemical stability and mechanical strength of the glaze.

Applications:

> Daily-use ceramics, sanitary ware, and construction ceramics.

> Works well with ceramic pigments, ensuring uniform dispersion and improved color performance.

Transparent Frit



Composition: Based on borosilicate glass composition, with little or no opacifying agents, maintaining high transparency.

Key Functions:

> Creates a glossy, transparent glassy layer, commonly used as a base transparent glaze.

> Can be combined with coloring oxides or ceramic pigments to produce stable color effects.

> Enhances surface gloss and chemical resistance of ceramics.

Applications:

> Colored glazes, decorative tiles, and artistic ceramics.

> Frequently used as a “carrier frit” for functional frits or ceramic pigments.

Matt Frit



Composition:

> Mainly composed of oxides such as boron, silicon, aluminum, calcium, and magnesium.

> A matte surface is achieved by adjusting the ratio of glassy phase to crystalline phase, or by adding specific crystallizing agents such as zirconium oxide or aluminum oxide

Key Functions:

> Produces a soft, non-reflective matte finish after firing.

> Improves the surface texture of ceramics by reducing glare.

> Creates decorative effects that are natural and warm, different from glossy glazes.

> Offers good wear resistance and chemical stability.

Applications:

> Architectural ceramics (floor tiles, wall tiles).

> Sanitary ware and daily-use ceramics.

> Artistic ceramics and premium decorative products.

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