Ceramic decoration pigments

Sicer develops a range of ceramic pigments designed for colouring glazes, screen-printing bases and decorative materials used in ceramic decoration.

These pigments make it possible to obtain ceramic surfaces with stable, intense and uniform colours, ensuring compatibility with different decorative techniques and production cycles.

Sicer range is designed to guarantee excellent colour performance and stability at high temperatures, key characteristics in ceramic production.

Pigments for ceramic glazes and screen-printing bases

Sicer ceramic pigments are mainly used for colouring:

ceramic glazes
screen-printing bases
decorative materials for ceramics.

Thanks to their composition, these pigments make it possible to develop ceramic decorations with high brilliance and colour stability, maintaining the aesthetic characteristics of the final product over time.

Fluxes for ceramic formulations

Sicer range also includes different types of ceramic fluxes, used to modify the behaviour and characteristics of decorative formulations.

These materials make it possible to adapt ceramic formulations to different production and decorative requirements.

Compatibility with different firing temperatures

Sicer pigments and fluxes are designed for use across a wide range of firing temperatures.

The formulations remain stable in production cycles ranging from 800°C to 1250°C, ensuring good colour performance and reliable behaviour during the ceramic process.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between pigments and dyes?

Pigments are solid powders that give colour to materials without dissolving, ideal for glazes and ceramics. Dyes are soluble in solvents and are used for direct colouring, but are less stable at high temperatures.

How are ceramic oxides used?

Oxides are used to create colours and decorative effects on ceramics. They can be applied as a powder or mixed with glazes, reacting at firing temperatures to produce different shades and textures.

Do Sicer pigments keep the colour stable during firing?

Yes, Sicer pigments are designed to withstand high temperatures (up to 1250°C) without significant colour changes, guaranteeing stable and homogenous results.