Ceracron
Ceracron is a registered trademark for a special stoneware . The composition was originally developed around 1970 for the colored tableware by Melitta and, in addition to its hardness and resistance, is characterized by the fact that the material has a higher density than 'normal' earthenware. It is made with different glazes . The first series of tableware were produced before patents or trademarks had been applied for.
The final firing for baking the glaze takes place at 1080 ° C. The range of glazes used ranges from high-gloss to roughened surfaces. The chemical composition of the raw materials, the mixing ratio and the manufacturing process are trade secrets.
The Ceracron word mark has been internationally protected since 1984. The company Friesland Porzellan is currently the owner of the rights to the word mark .
The designer Luigi Colani designed the Zen tea service with a black high-gloss glaze, with the teapot mounted on rubber sleeves and usable on two sides.
See also
Individual evidence
- ^ Siems, Maren; Wördemann, Wilfried: Melitta and Friesland porcelain. 60 years of ceramic production in Varel . Ed .: Siems, Maren; Jever Castle Museum. tape 33 . Isensee, Oldenburg 2015, ISBN 978-3-7308-1177-1 , p. 43 .
- ^ Siems, Maren, Florian Isensee GmbH, exhibition Jeverland burned in clay. From Melitta to Friesland Porzellan - 60 years of porcelain production in 2015 Jever: Melitta and Friesland-Porzellan 60 years of ceramic production in Varel; Catalog accompanying the exhibition "Jeverland - burned in clay" . Isensee, 2015, ISBN 978-3-7308-1177-1 , pp. 43 .
- ↑ DPMAregister | Trademarks - register information. Retrieved June 16, 2017 .
- ↑ http://www.designlexikon.net/Designer/C/colaniluigi.html Entry in the design dictionary