Relief ink

Explosive ink is a hybrid inorganic organic composite material formed by the combination of highly effective high-temperature erosion materials and water extraction materials with extremely low surface tension. Various physical indicators are similar to ordinary ceramic pigment ink. By utilizing the water repellent effect of organic water repellent materials, the patterned areas printed with popping ink are repelled by the glaze slurry during pouring, resulting in a groove shaped glaze surface with a certain depth. When fired at high temperatures, the high-temperature melting effect of the popping ink further deepens the grooves formed during pouring, ultimately creating a decorative effect with natural cracks. This is suitable for glazed tiles that pursue the effect of imitating natural stone patterns.

Explosive ink is a hybrid inorganic organic composite material formed by the combination of highly effective high-temperature erosion materials and water extraction materials with extremely low surface tension. Various physical indicators are similar to ordinary ceramic pigment ink. By utilizing the water repellent effect of organic water repellent materials, the patterned areas printed with popping ink are repelled by the glaze slurry during pouring, resulting in a groove shaped glaze surface with a certain depth. When fired at high temperatures, the high-temperature melting effect of the popping ink further deepens the grooves formed during pouring, ultimately creating a decorative effect with natural cracks. This is suitable for glazed tiles that pursue the effect of imitating natural stone patterns.