How to Store Enamel Frit Raw Materials

Enamel frit is one of the raw materials for making enamel products. Many enamel factories purchase enamel raw materials in batches. This involves the storage of enamel frit raw materials. Improper storage methods may affect the performance of enamel frit to a certain extent. In this article, the enamel raw materials manufacturer Nolifrit will talk to you about several key points about the storage of enamel frit raw materials. Hope it can help every enamel factory.

1. First-in, first-out.

When purchasing enamel raw materials, some customers will adopt the principle of obtaining goods in batches. The period of time may vary greatly. You can keep in mind the principle that the distribution of enamel raw materials must be first in, first out. The longer the enamel frit is stored, the greater the influence of the external environment on the enamel frit, and for some materials that are easy to absorb moisture, it will also cause it to absorb moisture and agglomerate. Therefore, for the same series of enamel frits need to be first in first out. And keep the warehouse dry.

2. Before palletizing each enamel raw material, there must be a mark of the product name, batch, and inventory to prevent wrong delivery.

Detailed records of enamel frit information facilitate the traceability of later raw materials during use. The modern production management system requires detailed registration information for raw materials, so that if there are defects in enamel products during the production process, everyone can quickly understand which batch the defects from. Which product has a problem. It is conducive to the development of follow-up work.

3. There should be channels for stacking enamel frit materials for easy handling. At the same time, toxic, flammable and explosive materials should be stored in the dangerous goods warehouse. The enamel raw materials should be sampled and tested before entering the warehouse. After the testing is qualified, their types are distinguished, and the areas are classified into the warehouse. At the same time, the unqualified materials should be strictly managed, disposed of in time, and not put into production.

The storage of raw materials is a very important part of the factory production. Most enamel raw materials manufacturers have not made too much instructions on the storage of enamel frit raw materials. In fact, many enamel factories do not know this piece very well. If not be reminded, some enamel production factories directly stack enamel and glaze materials in the open air or do not have detailed registration of raw material information. In this way, once any problems arise, it is very difficult to handle.