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Craft materials for ceramic water cups
Common ceramic materials are clay, alumina, kaolin, etc. Ceramic materials generally have high hardness, but poor plasticity. In addition to being used in dinnerware and decoration, ceramics also play an important role in the development of science and technology. Ceramic raw materials are obtain...Read more -
Which one is better for drinking water, ceramic water cup or glass?
Safe drinking cups: unpainted ceramic cups For drinking water, you can choose a ceramic cup with no color glaze, especially the inner wall should be colorless. Because the enamel cup is made after thousands of degrees of high temperature enameling, it does not contain harmful substances such as l...Read more -
Classification of ceramic water cups
The porcelain of ceramic water cups can be roughly divided into high temperature porcelain (mainly white porcelain), medium temperature porcelain (stoneware), bone china, reinforced porcelain, and magnesia reinforced porcelain. White ceramic cups belong to high-temperature porcelain, and color-g...Read more -
Classification of mugs
Mug is a transliteration word, because the English name of mug is mug. Since entering the country, it has become popular in many restaurants and families because of its various shapes, low prices and many other advantages. How many types of mugs are there? The following ceramic mug manufacturers ...Read more -
Classification of glaze layer on the surface of ceramic water cups
Glaze is a continuous vitreous layer attached to the surface of a ceramic body, or a mixed layer of vitreous body and crystal. The glaze may have been produced by the calcium-containing stones and charcoal ash used in the ancient piling stones for cooking, or it may have been inspired by the beau...Read more -
Is it poisonous to drink water from a ceramic water cup?
Are ceramic water cups poisonous? This question is a question that many people are very concerned about. When it comes to drinking water from ceramic cups, many people have their own ideas. So today, let’s take a look at whether ceramic water cups are toxic. In fact, the reason why everyone think...Read more -
Cracks in 7 parts of ceramic water cups and corresponding 24 reasons
Cracks refer to the striae defects formed by the cracking of the tire and glaze of the ceramic water cup products. Once the ceramic water cup body is disturbed by external force, it will crack. The following are the main reasons for the occurrence of various cracks in Winwin Ceramics according to...Read more -
Bone china advertising cup selection and maintenance skills
Bone china is recognized as the most high-grade porcelain in the world. According to international standards, Tangshan Win-Win Ceramics contains more than 25% of the ashes of herbivorous animals, and is an environmentally friendly green consumer product. Compared with ordinary ceramics, the uniqu...Read more -
Why bone china cups are healthier？
To explain from the difference between bone china and ordinary ceramic cups: 1. From the perspective of health: the difference in materials and technology between bone china and ceramics determines their grade gap. Bone china is mainly made of animal bone charcoal, and its content is also as high...Read more -
What does a fine bone china cup look like?
First, the color The high-grade bone china cup will show a milky white state in color. If it is placed under the light, the milky white light will be very beautiful, and it is not easy to wear in the process of practical application. Yes, in the process of using some porcelain, its surface will ...Read more -
What is a bone china cup？
Bone china is the abbreviated scientific name of bone china. Bone china is a kind of porcelain made from animal bone charcoal, clay, feldspar and quartz as the basic raw materials, which are fired twice by high temperature biscuit firing and low temperature glaze firing. The so-called bone china ...Read more -
Classification of ceramic mugs
Ceramic mug is a kind of household cup, generally used for milk, coffee, tea hot drinks. Some western countries also have the habit of drinking soup with mugs during work breaks. The cup body is generally cylindrical or quasi-cylindrical and has a handle on one side of the cup body. The handle sh...Read more
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