Tableware refers to ceramic products like plates, cups, bowls, and dishes used for serving food. In the glaze house, tableware is carefully glazed to achieve smooth surfaces, appealing designs, and durability, ensuring both functionality and aesthetic quality.
A diaphragm pump is widely used in ETP (Effluent Treatment Plants) for transferring chemicals, slurry, and wastewater. It works on a reciprocating diaphragm mechanism, ensuring leak-free, safe, and efficient handling of corrosive and abrasive liquids, making it ideal for tile industry effluent management.
A filter press is commonly used in ETP (Effluent Treatment Plants) to separate solids from wastewater. It works by pumping sludge into plates with filter cloths, where water passes through and solids remain, forming a dry cake. This makes it highly effective for reducing sludge volume in the tile industry.
A slurry pump in the glaze house is used to transfer ceramic slurry smoothly during the glazing process. It is designed to handle abrasive mixtures, ensuring uniform flow of glaze materials, improving efficiency, and maintaining consistent product quality in tile production.
Magnet Tray – A magnet tray is used in the glaze house to remove iron and other metallic impurities from ceramic slurry, ensuring better quality and defect-free tiles.
Vibrating Screen – A vibrating screen is used to filter and separate unwanted particles from slurry, providing a smooth and uniform glaze for high-quality tile finishing.
An agitator in the glaze house is used to keep the ceramic slurry well-mixed and uniform. It prevents settling of particles, maintains consistent viscosity, and ensures smooth application of glaze for high-quality tile production.
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