Enameled pressed steel-Jiangsu Xinliyuan South Asia New Material Co., Ltd

	During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, China gave birth to "blue glazed porcelain" using porcelain clay as a substrate for high-temperature glaze, known as "primitive blue porcelain". At almost the same time, in West Asia and Persia, which did not produce porcelain clay, the "firing porcelain" technique of applying low-temperature glaze on metal bodies emerged. This porcelain firing technology is applied through low-temperature glaze, breaking the limitations of the original inlay in color and artistic effect, giving new vitality to ancient gold and silver inlay art, which is called "primitive porcelain firing". Later, it was introduced to China during the Tang and Song dynasties, and the Chinese people absorbed the manufacturing technology of this enamel ware, which was improved and carried forward several times.
With the progress of the Industrial Revolution, through repeated research and transformation of traditional enamel techniques by modern craftsmen, decorative art enamel handicrafts that initially used gold, silver, and copper as matrix materials have been extended to practical industrial enamel materials that use steel and alloy as matrix materials, creating high-quality enamel architectural decoration products. As a combination of traditional culture and modern technology, enamel steel plates for architectural decoration have durable characteristics far superior to other metal decoration products, becoming a new generation of high-end architectural decoration products in the future.
	Enamel steel plate is a composite material formed by combining high-quality steel plate and special functional inorganic non-metallic material through a new electrostatic dry powder coating process and high-temperature firing, which creates a strong chemical bond between the high-quality steel plate and special functional inorganic coating. Enamel steel plate - a new type of composite material made of inorganic glass material fused onto the steel plate and firmly bonded with it.
Characteristics of Enamel 1. Hardness up to Mohs 6.0, higher than steel, lower than gemstones 2. Scratch resistant, easy to clean, and strong wear resistance, far superior to fluorocarbon spraying and powder spraying 3. Non fading, strong weather resistance, color will not change under direct sunlight 4. Acid and alkaline resistant, insulated, non flammable in Class A 5. Easy installation, using a dry hanging system 6. Can perform artistic expression on the surface without changing the material properties