What is a low-temperature enamel coating?

Answer 1

For enamel manufacturers, temperature control has always been a key factor affecting product quality and production costs. Recently, Nolifrit launched a low-temperature, one-coat enamel coating designed specifically for porcelain enamel stove grates, successfully breaking the limitations of traditional high-temperature firing and bringing new production solutions to porcelain enamel manufacturers.

This low-temperature enamel coating can be fired at 800℃, significantly reducing energy consumption and production costs compared to traditional high-temperature firing processes. At the same time, it can achieve a porcelain surface gloss of about 100, making the surface of the enamel stove grill smoother, more beautiful, and highly decorative and practical.

More importantly, low-temperature firing does not compromise performance. On the contrary, this enamel coating maintains excellent gloss while demonstrating outstanding durability and corrosion resistance. It can maintain stable performance in the face of daily wear and high-temperature environments, ensuring the service life and safety of the enamel stove grill.

For enamel product factories, the launch of this low-temperature enamel coating is undoubtedly a major benefit. Compared to traditional high-temperature enamel coating, low-temperature enamel coating reduces furnace energy consumption and reduces energy consumption during production, thus reducing production costs. Especially for new entrants to the enamel industry, the firing process of low-temperature enamel coating is simpler, reducing production processes. Furthermore, due to the low heat resistance requirements of low-temperature enamel coating for furnaces, enamel product factories do not need to invest heavily in high-performance furnaces, reducing equipment investment costs.