Feb 28, 2024
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The real "enamel" is not much different from "enamel" in terms of process, especially in terms of temperature, enamel and enamel are fired at a high temperature above 800 degrees, rather than 200 degrees, enamel is more used in industrial products such as enamel cups in the past, enamel washbasins, and enamel are used in handicrafts.
Fake enamel This 200 degrees of burning (baking) of fake enamel (enamel) is easy to fade, indicating that the whole dial is not burned at high temperature to form a whole, so it is not like enamel or glaze or porcelain this after 800 degrees of high temperature experience condensed into crystal texture.
And this fake enamel of about 200 degrees is actually more like a kind of glue paint mixed with ceramic powder which is sprayed on the metal base and baked in an industrial oven at a temperature of no more than 200 degrees and then printed on a scale and the finished product looks like a rough look like enamel but the texture is closer to a paint tray.