What To Do If There Are Flow Marks on Enamel?
Nolifrit Helps Enamel Manufacturer Overcome Enamel Technical Difficulties
Recently, Nolifrit, with its professional technical team and rich industry experience, successfully solved the technical problem of flow marks on enamel hot pots for a certain enamel manufacturer, and won wide praise from customers.
In response to the flow mark problem of the enamel manufacturer's hot pot products, Nolifrit quickly sent technicians to the site for diagnosis. After in-depth analysis and careful observation, the technicians decided to start with the production process of enamel hot pots, and re-sample and debug every link from enamel ground coat to enamel cover coat.
(Flow mark problem before sampling)
On the site, Noli technicians personally demonstrated, starting from cleaning the iron billet, every step was strictly controlled to ensure that every detail met the process requirements. He not only taught the workers how to measure the dry film thickness, but also emphasized the importance of process control. For the problem of powder loss that is easy to occur during the transfer process, the technicians also gave effective solutions and personally guided the workers to master the correct transfer techniques.
After the careful guidance and unremitting efforts of Noli technicians, the first hot pot made by the workers achieved remarkable results. In a full truck of hot pot products, only one was burnt because it was too thin, and the rest were all qualified and met the expected quality standards. This achievement not only made the factory owner very satisfied, but also fully demonstrated the strong technical strength and professional service level of Nolifrit.
(Worker proofing results)
The success of this technical service has solved the long-standing technical problems for enamel manufacturers, and further proved that Nolifrit, as a manufacturer of enamel frits, has adhered to its responsibilities and obligations to provide customers with high-quality technical support and solutions.