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frit [frit]
(materials)
Fusible ceramic mixture used to make glazes and enamels for dinnerware and metallic surfaces, as on stoves and metal-base basins and tubs.

frit
Small friable particles produced by quenching a molten glassy material.


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This would be taken care of by our ceramic frit and silk screen printing division that can offer coverage through printing so as to reduce the shading co-efficient of insulated glass and achieving the relative heat gain as required.
The slip plane is not intended as an insulating medium but to permit the retention of refractory frit at the cold face of the lining and encourage free movement of the lining along the slip plane interface.
Clay, one would suppose, would have been a vital ingredient, but in fact only about 10% of the fritware body of Iznik ceramics was made of clay; the rest was 80% silica, 10% of glass frit and lead.
 
 
 
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