Sintered goods

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Sintered goods (also sintered goods ) is the name for a class of ceramic masses in which the fragments of the products or objects produced sinter during the firing process and thus become watertight.

Raw materials

Clay or kaolin , quartz , feldspar , lime and in some cases other additives.

properties

Waterproof sintered body, hard, firm, possibly translucent.

Classification

This class of ceramic bodies is subdivided as follows:

• Subclass: stoneware

• Group: Coarse stoneware, not white-firing
• Group: porcelain stoneware , white or light-burning

• Subclass: porcelain

• Group: hard-paste porcelain
• Group: soft-paste porcelain

• Subgroup: bone china , fine bone china

Specification according to the classification of ceramic bodies

Ceramics

Class: sintered products

Subclass: stoneware Subclass: porcelain