Tempered glass pigments-architectural glasses

Our tempered glass pigments are mainly used for home appliance glasses, automotive glasses and architectural glasses, and can meet the requirements of different clients with bright color, high hiding power, corrosion resistance and high finish.

Ordinary glass paint

Lead-free glass material

*Support sample customization

Technical parameter

Average particle size: D90≤6.5μm

Expansion coefficient: 75-95×10﹣7/℃ (50-300℃)

Sintering condition: 620-720℃/2-15min (temperatures vary according to product numbers)

Sintering atmosphere: Neutral or weak oxidizing atmosphere

Acid resistance: There is no obvious corrosion on the surface if the product is immersed in 3.5% hydrochloric acid solution for 10~15min at the room temperature

Alkali resistance: There is no obvious corrosion on the surface if the product is immersed in 10% sodium hydroxide solution for 10~15min at the room temperature

Hiding power: Related to the printing thickness, complete hiding is available

Screen printing condition: 150-300 mesh

Material-oil ratio: Powder:varnish = 1:0.25~0.3

Packaging: 25kg/bag or 25kg/drum

Instructions for use

1. In order to ensure good printing performance, it is best to dry powdered pigments at 130°C before use.

2. After it is confirmed upon trial printing that the product meets the requirements, mass production should be carried out.

3. Grease and impurities (such as glass isolation powder) should be effectively removed from the surface of the printed object (glass) to prevent surface defects such as white flakes and pinholes.

4. The printed wet film should be dried with good ventilation, and the thicker printed wet film should be dried at the slightly lower temperature for the longer time to avoid the deformed or uneven edge caused by too fast drying. It is advised to use an infrared dryer for drying. ( 120-150 ℃, more than 5 minutes).

5. The printing ink should be stirred for 1-2 hours before use.

6. The products of the same series can be mixed for color modulation, but the stability should be tested before mass production. The thinner should be used together with the specially formulated varnish but not other fluxing oil.