PRODUCT INFORMATION

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What is vitreous enamel?

Vitreous enamel is a glassy inorganic coating bonded to metal by fusions at + 800°C.

The coating is created by grinding and mixing enamel frits (glass frits), colour pigments and additifs, which is then applied to the steel surface and fired between 750 and 850 °C. The powder melts, fuses and then hardens to a smooth, durable vitreous coating.

 
 
 

Why choose vitreous enamel?

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Water- and corrosion proof

Waterproof and resistant to liquids, with an absorption level of zero.

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Resistant to temperature changes

Stays unaffected and distorsion-free from -60 °C up to + 450°C.

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Non-Flammable

Does not burn in contact with fire nor does it emit smoke or toxic
substances.

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UV and weather resistant

Being 100% UV resistant, its colors remain intact when being exposed to sunlight or other extreme weather conditions.

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Chemical and acid resistant

The surface does not get affected by environmental or chemical attacks.

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High scratch and shock resistance

Its hard surface gives vitreous enamel a high impact, scratch and
abrasion resistance.

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Graffiti Resistant

Graffiti does not hold on a vitreous enamel surface, which makes it easy
to maintain.

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Easy to clean

Resistant to any kind of chemical cleaning agent
such as bleach or ammonia (with the exception of descaler).

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Ultra-Hygienic

The surface does not give off any harmful substances and is totally suitable for contact with food.

 

Steel Specifications

Max Steel thickness: 3mm

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Max enamelling size: up to 2500 x 1250 mm
(larger sizes are to be discussed)


 

Colors

Emaillerie Belge has developed over 1800 color possibilities.

Almost all RAL and PANTONE COATED colours are possible, as well as + 800 custom color developments.

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Textures & Side Finishes

Emaillerie Belgie offers a wide variety of textures and finishes to suit all kinds of projects. Among them, the following selections are used most frequently:

Textures: Glossy, Matte, Crackled, Gradient, Transparent, HP, Terrazzo

Side finishes: Flat, bevelled, single or fully flanged.