Ceramic firing cycle, emissions and chemism of digital inks

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Recorded10 Jun 2024

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Polluting and odor emissions are two important critical issues that producers have been looking for some time with considerable attention.This is a problem that appears in the final stage of the ceramic production cycle, inside the kilns, but whose origin can be found in the previous application processes that mostly take place along the glazing line.Scenarios can be different but emissions are mostly produces by the use of digital glues and digital inks that, due to their particular chemism, can be considered the core of the problem.What do we need to know about it?

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