How Ceramic Tiles Are Made

Differing from the ceramic tiles commonly used in general renovations, ceramic panels, due to their specific application environments, demand higher physical properties such as compressive resistance, scratch resistance, waterproofing, corrosion resistance, and flame retardancy. So, how is a high-quality ceramic panel produced?

Superior raw materials are the fundamental guarantee for product quality. This product is made from natural stone materials, mixed according to a specific formula, and undergoes multiple production processes, ensuring the raw materials are even, fine, and low in impurities.

To ensure the strength of the bricks, ceramic panels are produced using heavy-duty presses, with the brick molding process taking up to one minute to create a product that is solid and dense, boasting strong physical properties.

After the bricks are molded, they undergo a drying kiln process to further reduce moisture content, significantly enhancing their strength. Subsequently, the bricks are subject to processes such as deburring and edging, ensuring the product is flat and smooth, greatly reducing the likelihood of defects in subsequent operations.

The ceramic panels are made from special glaze and feature a double-glazing process, resulting in even and durable coatings. The practical performance of the product is enhanced, allowing it to withstand various stringent testing environments.

The firing process is a crucial step in the entire production, where high temperatures are employed to achieve its robust and durable characteristics. Equipped with a long kiln line, it undergoes a single firing at a slow, high-temperature burn, ensuring thorough firing and high vitrification, which grants the product exceptional performance.