02 Jan 2019September 17, 2024 | Categories: InsightsHigh-Temperature Inglaze TransfersHome - Insights - High-Temperature Inglaze TransfersDigital Ceramic Systems LTD are pleased to announce that our new ceramic colour technology for high firing temperatures is now available.Inglaze transfers are a decorative technique used in ceramics, particularly in pottery and porcelain production. The term refers to the application of printed designs (transfers) onto a fired ceramic surface, followed by firing the piece at high temperatures. The glaze, which is the glassy coating applied to ceramics for both aesthetic and functional purposes, encapsulates the transfer, making it a permanent part of the ceramic surface.Key Features of Inglaze Transfers:Durability: Because the transfer design is fused into the glaze during firing, inglaze transfers are highly resistant to wear, scratching, and fading. The design becomes an integral part of the ceramic surface. Ideal for Hotel ware.High-Temperature Firing: The ceramic piece is fired at a high temperature (often above 1000°C), which melts the glaze and allows the design to sink into it. This ensures that the transfer is protected by the glaze layer.Color Stability: The colors used in inglaze transfers are formulated to withstand high firing temperatures without significant color distortion or fading. This makes inglaze transfers ideal for intricate, colorful designs.Common Uses: Inglaze transfers are frequently used on tableware, such as plates, mugs, and bowls, as well as decorative items. They are also found on tiles, often used for murals and intricate architectural features.Design Complexity: This method allows for the transfer of complex, detailed designs that would be difficult or time-consuming to paint by hand.Inglaze transfers provide a durable, visually appealing way to decorate ceramics, combining the beauty of detailed designs with the strength of a glazed finish.Colour Type: In-glazeFiring temperatures: 1100°c – 1300°cApplication method: Waterslide TransferColour set: Red set with a new ‘Blue’ cyan.Popular InsightsSee what other users are reading November 13, 2013 Share Mugtastic!Le Bizz is a family run gift shop in the heart of West Kirby owned by Steve and Caroline Ramsay. Read more > March 3, 2014 Share Eat Like a King!Look out for designer Alice Naylor and her ’Eat Like a King’ set of plates. Digitally printed and decorated by... Read more > April 28, 2014 Share Guide to Working with Digital Ceramic ColoursDigital Ceramic printing offers a more cost effective method of ceramic printing for smaller orders. Read more > May 30, 2014 Share Mugs that Love Your Nation!The mugs feature witty phrases identifying places mostly around the local areas of Wirral and Liverpool and now further afield. Read more > July 6, 2015 Share Driving Digital Ceramic Technology to the next levelThe Royal College of Art are heading a collaboration which includes Royal Crown Derby, MZ toners and Digital Ceramic Systems. Read more > August 20, 2015 Share Lead Free Digital Ceramic colour set.Digital Ceramics latest product addition is a complete CMYK Lead Free set of colours that have been approved by world... Read more >