Stoneware

Explaining Stoneware Coated with Durable Firing Enamel

When stoneware is coated with firing enamel, it means that a layer of enamel is applied to

the surface of the stoneware before it undergoes firing in a kiln. This enamel coating serves

several purposes:

Protection: The enamel coating acts as a protective layer for the stoneware, shielding it

from scratches, stains, and damage caused by daily use.

Durability: The firing process bonds the enamel to the stoneware, creating a durable and

long-lasting finish that can withstand high temperatures and resist chipping or cracking.

Aesthetic Enhancement: Enamel coatings often come in a variety of colors and finishes,

enhancing the visual appeal of the stoneware, and allowing for customization to match

different styles or preferences.

Ease of Cleaning: The smooth surface of the enamel coating makes the stoneware easier

to clean, as food residue and stains are less likely to adhere to the surface.

Overall, stoneware coated with firing enamel offers both practical benefits in terms of

durability and ease of maintenance, as well as aesthetic advantages in terms of

appearance and customization options.

Stoneware Cure Temperature:

2,084 - 2,192°F

1,140 - 1,200°C

Porcelain

Explaining Porcelain Coated with High-Firing Enamel

When dinnerware porcelain is coated with high-firing enamel, it means that a layer of highly durable enamel has been applied to the porcelain surface and fired at high temperatures to create a tough, resistant finish. This coating enhances the durability and longevity of the dinnerware, making it more resistant to scratches, chipping, and general wear and tear. It also provides added protection against stains and makes the dinnerware easier to clean. Overall, dinnerware with porcelain coated with high-firing enamel offers superior quality and durability, ensuring a longer-lasting and more enjoyable dining experience.

Protection: The enamel coating acts as a protective layer for the porcelain, shielding it from scratches, stains, and damage caused by daily use.

Durability: The high-firing process bonds the enamel to the porcelain, creating a durable and long-lasting finish that can withstand high temperatures and resist chipping or cracking.

Aesthetic Enhancement: High-firing Enamel coatings achieve a stunning super white color, along with a range of vibrant hues and finishes, to customize your tableware and complement any style or preference.

Ease of Cleaning: The smooth surface of the enamel coating makes the stoneware easier to clean, as food residue and stains are less likely to adhere to the surface.

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Overall, porcelain coated with firing enamel offers both practical benefits in terms of

durability and ease of maintenance, as well as aesthetic advantages in terms of

appearance and customization options.

Porcelain Cure Temperature:

2,084 - 2,192°F

1,​140 - 1,200°C​