As consumer demand evolves, how should enamel manufacturers innovate?

With rising living standards, consumers no longer seek merely functional enamel products. Instead, they increasingly prioritize aesthetics, personalization, and functionality. For instance, in the daily enamelware sector, consumers seek products with innovative designs, vibrant colors, and distinctive shapes to enhance home decor. In architectural enamel applications, higher standards are set for weather resistance, decorative appeal, and environmental sustainability. Within industrial enamel applications, high performance, precision, and longevity have become critical benchmarks.

To meet the product innovation demands driven by consumption upgrades, enamel manufacturers must enhance both the appearance and performance of their offerings. As an enamel frit producer, Nolifrit closely monitors industry shifts, prioritizes innovation, and intensifies R&D efforts for new products and technologies.

In glaze product innovation, we have developed glazes with specialized properties, such as self-cleaning glazes and heat-resistant enamel frits, to meet diverse application requirements. For instance, our self-cleaning enamel powder primarily consists of a catalyst, enamel frit, and a matte finish agent. This enamel powder is primarily used on the interior surfaces of cooking appliances like ovens and microwaves. Due to the catalytic action of the material itself, grease splatters during cooking oxidize and burn, converting into water vapor and carbon dioxide that evaporate, thereby achieving self-cleaning. Furthermore, during use, it automatically decomposes organic substances, making cleaning simpler and easier.

In product design, we emphasize integration with fashion trends, launching a series of competitive enamel RTU powders. For instance, our high-gloss enamel RTU powder delivers a mirror-smooth finish for enamel stove grates, while our single-firing ice-pattern enamel RTU powder which creates ice-patterned textures blending natural beauty with industrial aesthetics. Widely adopted in premium kitchenware, sanitary ware, and artistic decorative items, it has become a key choice for enhancing product value.