Vitreous
Enamels by Dr Josef Wratil.
Published in 1984 by Borax Holdings Ltd (Now Borax Europe Ltd) the remaining
stock of this book has been acquired by the Institute of Vitreous Enamellers.
We are making it available free of charge on request. All we ask is
that you should cover our postage and packing costs. Whilst the book
lacks information on the very latest techniques, the fundamental information
and data about vitreous enamel is still most useful. With the lack of
“in print” books on the subject, it fulfils a major need.
A
summary of the chapter titles and tables is given below.
Vitreous
Enamels
210mm
x 147mm, 74 pages in 26 chapters, card-cover bound, with 15 tables,
is a 1984 '20 Mule Team' publication by Borax Europe Ltd and is available
from The Institute of Vitreous Enamellers.
At �00.00
plus postage & packing
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Contents
by Chapter in 'Vitreous Enamels' |
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Introduction
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Definitions
and Historical Development
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The Availability of Raw Materials for Enamel
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Raw Materials for Frits & Enamels
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Manufacture of Enamel Frits
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Principles of Enamel Adhesion
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Ground Coat Frits for Sheet Steel
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Transparent Frits
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Titanium Frits
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Majolica Frits
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Antimony Frits
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Zirconium Frits
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Ground Coat Frits for Cast Iron
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Direct Frits
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Special Frits
- Tile
Grinding of Enamels with Mill Additions
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Opacificrs and Pigments as Mill Additions
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Metal Base - Iron
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Preparation of the Workpieces for Enamelling
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Coating Process for Enamels
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Enamelling Kilns
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Testing the Final Product
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Enamelling Defects
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Calculation of the Coefficient of Cubic Expansion
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Enamelling of Aluminium
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Future Development
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Tables
Include: Frit Constituents and Raw Materials. Composition of Raw
Materials.
Examples of Frits: Modern Ground Coat; Transparent; White Titanium;
Coloured Titanium; Majolica; Antimony; Zirconium; Cast Iron Ground
Coat; Direct and Special Frits.
Opacifiers - Refractive Indices. Thermal Expansion Factors (Cubic).
Frits for Aluminium. |