Porcelain is a versatile material that is produced by firing natural materials such as kaolin, and clay at high temperatures ranging from 1,200°C to 1,400°C. It finds a wide range of applications due to the production techniques employed and the high firing temperatures.

The production techniques and raw materials used in porcelain manufacturing impart several beneficial properties to the final products. Firstly, porcelain is highly resistant to impacts and possesses significant strength. The surfaces of porcelain products are smooth, resistant to abrasion, and do not easily stain. These smooth surfaces contribute to low water absorption rates and facilitate easy cleaning of the products.

USES OF PORCELAIN: The properties achieved through production techniques and the selection of raw materials make porcelain suitable for various applications. Porcelain is utilized in the production of numerous kitchen and household items, decorative objects, electrical insulation materials, certain laboratory equipment, dental prostheses, and materials used for pool coatings.