A wide range of colours, high stability, and  excellent colour rendering, characterize these dyes, which are the most used in the ceramics sector. Suited to temperatures between 1000°C  and 1250°C they are perfectly miscible, and may be used with any glaze.
In addition to the impressive quantity of shades available in the catalogue, a personalized version of those shades can be created to suit the client’s needs,  reformulated to create specific new colours.

Perfectly homogenous, with controlled grain size distribution they can be dispersed in a barbotine through simple mechanical agitation. Endowed with good intensity and stability, even at high baking temperatures (above 1250°C). Perfectly mixable. In addition to the impressive quantity of tones available in the catalogue, a personalized version of those shades can be created to suit the client’s needs,  reformulated to create specific new colours.

The ideal grain size distribution and high fluidity of the product ensure a constant dosage, and excellent adhesion to the atomized mix. They possess good intensity, and stability, even at high baking temperatures (above 1250°C). Perfectly miscible amongst themselves. In addition to the impressive quantity of tones available in the catalogue, a personalized version of those shades can be created to suit the client’s needs,  reformulated to create specific new colours.

Third-Fire glaze stains may be used at temperatures ranging from 750°C and 1180°C in rapid and traditional baking. They are suited to all application methods ( silk screening, air brushing, brush and printing). Supplied in micronized powder, they are perfectly mixable in any proportion. They are available in versions with or without lead.

A limited number of high intensity stains (14-17) which cover a wide colour spectrum, whose colour rendering, and stability have been specifically designed for silk screening. When properly mixed they are able to reproduce 90-95% of existing ceramic dyeings. A precise size distribution allows for its dispersion without the need for milling, easing its suspension.

The glass stains are a mixture of lead free flux, and inorganic pigments, which allow for a wide range of shades. The pigments may be mixed amongst themselves using specific vehicles, depending on the final application method. The recommended temperature for use is between 580 and 620°C.

The wide range of stains offered is ideal for temperatures between 750°C  and 950°C. Recommended for brush application, a technique which brings out their great colour rendering.

The health care colours cater to the sector’s needs in relation to the products stability (tone, colouring power) even after annealing.

A wide range of colours is available for the abrasives industry. The colours are perfectly miscible, and cover a wide temperature range.

The stains for tableware decoration have been formulated without the use of lad, which makes them ideal for use on articles destined to come into contact with food. With good intensity, and stability, they are completely miscible between themselves. The ideal temperature for their use varies between 980°C and 1200°C.

A wide range allows for the colouration of materials used in constructions such as sand, cements, bricks, and shingles.