JPS59190239A - Production of glass wares having ceramic-like parts - Google Patents

Production of glass wares having ceramic-like parts

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JPS59190239A
JPS59190239A JP6203283A JP6203283A JPS59190239A JP S59190239 A JPS59190239 A JP S59190239A JP 6203283 A JP6203283 A JP 6203283A JP 6203283 A JP6203283 A JP 6203283A JP S59190239 A JPS59190239 A JP S59190239A
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Noriyuki Kidokoro
宣幸 城所
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Ishizuka Glass Co Ltd
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    • CCHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C03GLASS; MINERAL OR SLAG WOOL
    • C03CCHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF GLASSES, GLAZES OR VITREOUS ENAMELS; SURFACE TREATMENT OF GLASS; SURFACE TREATMENT OF FIBRES OR FILAMENTS MADE FROM GLASS, MINERALS OR SLAGS; JOINING GLASS TO GLASS OR OTHER MATERIALS
    • C03C10/00Devitrified glass ceramics, i.e. glass ceramics having a crystalline phase dispersed in a glassy phase and constituting at least 50% by weight of the total composition
    • C03C10/0054Devitrified glass ceramics, i.e. glass ceramics having a crystalline phase dispersed in a glassy phase and constituting at least 50% by weight of the total composition containing PbO, SnO2, B2O3

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Abstract

PURPOSE:Glassware is coated with a specifically composed and low-melting colored glass composition on its legs and base and baked to produce easily glassware with high decorative effects. CONSTITUTION:Glassware is coated with a low-melting colored glass composition having constitution described below on its legs or base and baked by heating at a temperature ranging from 500 to 700 deg.C at least for 1min to give glassware in which the bowl part is glass and the legs or base is like ceramic, thus giving excellent decorative effects. The colored glass composition is composed of 20-35wt% of SiO2, 40-55wt% of PbO, 5-30wt% of a pigment composed of a white pigment such as TiO2 and metal compounds of other colors and 1-20wt% of Na2O, K2O and other components which facilitates glassification, increases chemical resistance and controls the softening point.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 陶磁器様部分を有するカラス製品の製造方法に関する。[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a glass product having a ceramic-like part.

従来、ガラス製品は、いわ、−少る7′イテムの多種多
様化を図るため、或はその意匠的効果を向−I−さゼる
ために、ポール部、脚部浸び台部にその形状的な工夫を
懲らして製造されていたが、本体はガラス素地そのもの
よりなる域を1ii2ゼず、又形状変更の創作成は従来
の印刷装filiのみては、σ匠的効果の向上に限界か
見えてきており、商品の)・うJ・パイ−化において、
らう−歩、角足されぬ而か3うった。
Traditionally, glass products have been made by adding glass to the poles, legs, and immersion bases in order to diversify the items or to enhance their design effects. Although it was manufactured with careful attention to the shape, the main body was made of glass material itself, and the creation of shape changes could not be done using conventional printing methods alone. We are beginning to see the limits, and in terms of product
Rau - Ayumu, it wasn't added to the square, but it was 3.

本発明者は、ガラスが有する透明11.と陶磁Rhが持
−)不透明性及び不透明な色合いとを意匠的に結合さぜ
たガラス製ワ1、持にポーノロ′S1:か′ガラス製て
且つ脚部そして7/′又は台+VB等のヅ1定箇)す1
か陶磁器様である従来にない意匠的効果を苺するカラス
製品、か求められている点を強く鑑み、カラスの特1生
七陶磁器の特1生において熱膨張係数の差の大きさから
熱的になしまず、ガラスそのらのき陶磁器そのものとを
熱的に接合すること:ま極めて困ffi!i近いものと
なっていた実態を踏まえて、鋭意研究を重ねた結果、所
望のガラス製品を極めて簡単にばつ平易に>V造するこ
とができる方法を完成した。
The inventor of the present invention has discovered that glass has transparency 11. and Ceramic Rh have -) Glassware that combines opacity and opaque color in a design.ヅ1
In strong consideration of the need for Karasu products that have an unprecedented design effect similar to that of ceramics, we have developed a thermal expansion coefficient based on the large difference in thermal expansion coefficient in the characteristics of Karasu's ceramics. First of all, it is extremely difficult to thermally bond the glass and the ceramic itself! As a result of extensive research, we have completed a method that allows the production of desired glass products extremely simply and easily.

本発明の目的は陶磁器との接合体柱の、より一層意匠的
効果を高めたガラス製品を提供することにある。
An object of the present invention is to provide a glass product in which the design effect of the joined body column with ceramics is further enhanced.

更に本体1、νにポール部かガラス製で、脚部そして/
又は台;fl:が陶磁器様であるカラス製品例えばカラ
ス製スデム1クエアを安価にILLつ容易に製造するこ
とかできる方法を提供することにある。
Furthermore, the main body 1, ν is made of a pole part or made of glass, legs and/or
Another object of the present invention is to provide a method by which a glass product having a ceramic-like shape, such as a glass Sudem 1 square, can be easily manufactured at low cost.

前記目的を効果的に達成せしめるへく本発明の要旨はガ
ラス製品の所定箇所に、 Si0.     20〜35 重量96I)bo  
     40〜55 重量%顔料       5〜
30 重量% その他      1〜20 重量% の組成を有する低融点着色カラス組成物を、500〜7
00 ”Cの温度範囲で少なくとも1分間以」二の加熱
処理条件て焼きイづ+、lる点に存する。
The gist of the present invention to effectively achieve the above object is to apply Si0. 20-35 Weight 96I)bo
40-55 weight% pigment 5-
A low melting point colored glass composition having a composition of 30% by weight and 1 to 20% by weight,
Bake under the following heat treatment conditions at a temperature range of 0.00"C for at least 1 minute."

更に詳述ずれは、本発明に供されるガラス製品は、公知
の製造方法で製造される通常のソーダライムシリケート
ガラス製のものか有効に使用され、殊にその生産工程に
おいて製造されたカラス製品の所望箇所例えば脚部そし
て7′又は台部に、5i02    20〜35 重i
jk QつPbO40〜55 重(111% 顔料       5〜30 重量Q。
Further, the glass products provided in the present invention are those made of ordinary soda lime silicate glass manufactured by a known manufacturing method, or glass products manufactured in the production process. 5i02 20-35 weight i at the desired location, such as the leg and 7' or the base.
jk QPbO40-55 Weight (111% Pigment 5-30 Weight Q.

その他      1〜20 重量′Qの組成を有する
低融点着色カラス組成物(以下、単に「ガラス組成物ヨ
と記載する。)の微粉末とビヒクル及びその他とを混合
して成る特定のガラス絵の具を、ガラス製品の所望箇所
例えば脚部ぞしソ/′又は台部に塗布し、其の後、それ
を加熱炉に導入し500〜700℃で少なくとも 1分
間加熱処理して焼き付けそして冷却するという二[程を
経る。 尚、ガラス製品はソーダライムシリケー)・ガ
ラス製に限定される理由はない。
Others A specific glass paint made by mixing a fine powder of a low melting point colored glass composition (hereinafter simply referred to as "glass composition") having a composition of 1 to 20 weight 'Q' with a vehicle and others, It is applied to the desired parts of the glass product, such as the legs and the base, and then introduced into a heating furnace, heated at 500 to 700°C for at least 1 minute, baked, and cooled. There is no reason why glass products are limited to soda lime silicate) or glass.

前記ガラス組成物について更にその特性を詳1iすれば
、熱膨張係数は30〜120ンI O−’y”’C(5
0〜400°C)の範囲にあり、前記ガラス製品のガラ
スの熱膨張係数の0〜15 ″;、程小さい範囲内にあ
り刊つその熔融温度か500〜650℃の範囲内にある
ことが好都合である。
If the characteristics of the glass composition are further detailed, the coefficient of thermal expansion is 30 to 120 inches I O-'y'''C (5
The coefficient of thermal expansion of the glass of the glass product is 0 to 400°C), which is within the range of 0 to 15'', and its melting temperature is within the range of 500 to 650°C. It's convenient.

尚、1iif記ガラス′f11成物を(14成する5i
02成分の3・r−]ii1は、ガラス製品のカラスの
熟膨張及びその溶削!を品度との関係等において限定さ
れるもので、この範囲を逸1悦すると、焼き(」i、、
lられだ被覆体の表面の耐化学性か著しく低下し、或は
軟化点の」二y及び膨張係数の上昇等から、表面クラッ
クか多発する原因上なる。
In addition, 1iif glass 'f11 composition (14-forming 5i
02 component 3・r-]ii1 is the ripe expansion of glass products and its melting! It is limited in relation to quality, etc., and if you exceed this range, it will be grilled ("i,,
The chemical resistance of the surface of the glazed coating is significantly lowered, and the softening point and expansion coefficient are increased, resulting in frequent occurrence of surface cracks.

J)[〕○成分の含有量は当該♀H成物の熔融温度及び
その熔1独時のガラス粘性の調整、白濁度調整の75に
IUJ定されているもので、この範囲を逸脱すると彼葭
体の接合強度が低下しそして表面クラック。
J) [] The content of the ○ component is as specified by IUJ in 75 for the melting temperature of the ♀H product, the adjustment of glass viscosity during its melting, and the adjustment of white turbidity. The joint strength of the shingle decreases and surface cracks occur.

表面シTノか生し、均−表i?iiの被覆体の形成か困
邦となり、又表面光lRか菩くなり或は耐化学性か低下
する。
Is it raw on the surface? (ii) The formation of the coating may be difficult, and the surface light intensity may be reduced, or the chemical resistance may be reduced.

又、h旧ト成分は、陶V8器Cl”の意匠的効果を向−
にせしめる発色成分てあり、白色系着色剤としては酸・
比チタン。フッ化す1〜リウム、ソツ化力、JLシウム
等の1種若しくは2種以上が生成分である。そして、そ
の含有量は前記ガラス♀11成物の熱膨張係数及びその
熔融温度との相関関係の中で限定されるものであり、こ
の範囲を逸脱Jると被覆体の接合強度及び耐化学性か低
下するのみならず、被覆体自体にクラック及び表面水れ
が生し、商品の品質を低下さぜるなどの不都合が生ずる
In addition, the h old component aims at the design effect of the ceramic V8 pottery Cl".
There are color-forming ingredients that make it look like a white colorant, and acids and
ratio titanium. One or more types of fluoride, such as difluoride, sodium fluoride, and JL sium, are generated components. The content is limited by the correlation between the thermal expansion coefficient of the glass ♀11 composition and its melting temperature, and if it deviates from this range, the bonding strength and chemical resistance of the coating will deteriorate. Not only does this result in a decrease in the quality of the product, but also cracks and surface water seepage occur in the coating itself, resulting in other inconveniences such as a deterioration in the quality of the product.

その他の成分についてはガラス・化を容易にし。Other ingredients can be easily vitrified.

耐化学性の向上及び軟1ヒ点の調整のために使用され、
それらにはNa2O,に20.B20−、Al2O3゜
Ca○2Mg○、ZrO2等がある。又、陶磁器様を呈
する箇所の色を変1ヒさゼて、意匠的効果を更に向上さ
せるために、顔料の一部に酸化ニッケル。
Used to improve chemical resistance and adjust soft 1 hit point.
They include Na2O, 20. B20-, Al2O3°Ca○2Mg○, ZrO2, etc. Also, in order to change the color of the ceramic-like parts and further improve the design effect, nickel oxide was added to some of the pigments.

酸化銅、酸化クロム、酸化コバルト、酸化鉄、酸化マン
ガン+ 11111化ノノトミウム、セレン(ヒカI・
ミウム、セレン、セリウム等の異色上色剤の一種或は二
種以上を、少量添加しても良い。
Copper oxide, chromium oxide, cobalt oxide, iron oxide, manganese oxide + nonotomium 11111, selenium (Hika I,
A small amount of one or more different coloring agents such as aluminum, selenium, and cerium may be added.

前記絵の具用ビヒクルにはメタノーノ(4エタノール、
及びエチルセルロース、ポリヒニルブヂラール、ポリ酢
酸ビニル、酢酸縁♀1[素又硝酸繊♀IE素。
The paint vehicle includes methanol (4 ethanol,
and ethyl cellulose, polyhinylbutyral, polyvinyl acetate, acetic acid rim ♀1 [Sumata nitric acid fiber ♀IE element.

ヒニルアセクール、アクリル酸コーチル、ポリ塩化ヒ二
ノL、アルキッド(L]脂、シリコン、アラビアゴム9
セラヂン或はテレピン油、樟脳油、ラベンダー曲等の一
種又は必要によって二種ツメ」二を有効に使用すること
かでき、前記ガラス糸11成物100部にス・]シ型重
量ヒて 10〜50部の割合で便用される。調整された
特定のガラス絵の具は約500〜5000センチコ1ミ
イズの粘1に係数を保f1ゼしめるの力・む了δ1;合
である。
Hinyl acecool, cochyl acrylate, polychloride Hinino L, alkyd (L) fat, silicone, gum arabic 9
One or two kinds of ceradine, turpentine oil, camphor oil, lavender oil, etc. can be effectively used, and 100 parts of the glass thread 11 composition is mixed with a weight of 10~ It is conveniently administered at the rate of 50 parts. The particular glass paint that has been adjusted has a viscosity of about 500 to 5000 centimeters per millisecond and a force to maintain the coefficient f1.

加、;i7H処月1条件については、カラス製品の熱転
]ヒ変形1’l−,’FL覆体の接合性或は表面状態な
との相関関係で特定される。500”CJ、、J、下で
は充分ゾヱ接合性か得られず、又、700 ”C以」二
ではガラス製品自体の変+1eのめならず被覆体の垂れ
か著しく商品価jiIljの低下さUるこ七となる。
The condition 1 is determined by the correlation with the thermal transformation of the glass product, the bondability or surface condition of the FL covering. Below 500"CJ, sufficient bonding properties cannot be obtained, and above 700"C"2, the glass product itself deteriorates and the coating inevitably sag, resulting in a significant decrease in the product price. Uruko becomes seven.

又、熱処理時間は熱処理温度との相関関係で限定される
ものであり、1分以下の熱処理時間ては充分な接合性か
(η・られない。又、30分以上の熱処理時間は特に必
要がなく、りjl、r−イ、ルキー損失上好ましくない
In addition, the heat treatment time is limited by the correlation with the heat treatment temperature, and a heat treatment time of 1 minute or less will not provide sufficient bonding (η).A heat treatment time of 30 minutes or more is not particularly necessary. However, it is not preferable from the viewpoint of rijl, r-i, and ruki loss.

本発明において、ガラス製品のガつスとjiii 12
)Jラス組成物との熱膨張係数の差:よ、通常のツノシ
スと陶磁器とのそれより小さいのて、?J!::η14
、+::、L;+Jる加熱処理時、特に冷却時のクラ・
ツタ発’L’;i:54JJ ’J!的に防止し、所望
のノj57製品を3Jj率よ< 専’J造」′ることか
てきる。
In the present invention, glass products gas and jiii 12
) Difference in thermal expansion coefficient between J lath composition: Is it smaller than that between ordinary porcelain and ceramics? J! ::η14
,+::,L;+J during heat treatment, especially during cooling.
'L' from ivy;i:54JJ 'J! It is possible to prevent this from occurring and to produce the desired product at a rate of 3.

更に前記ガラス絵の具の塗布方法につL t−triよ
、浸漬法か好都合であるかこれにlJJ定されるもので
はない。その他スフルイ法、手書き法″、を公知の、ノ
j法を用いても良い。
Furthermore, it is not determined whether the method of applying the glass paint is a dipping method or a convenient method. Other well-known methods such as the Soufrui method and the handwriting method may also be used.

次に本発明の一実施例を記、1へニする。Next, one embodiment of the present invention will be described below.

(1)Si0.71.7重量?691、\l、o、]、
1重量%、CaO108重量% 、 N a;0 14
 、 OLL’i’C%、 K2O1,2重量?。を含
むツータラ1′ノー・シ11ノr−hガラス〔熱膨張係
数−90川0−7.(゛〈100〜450℃)  Φ5
、(ヒ点−(−i38 ”C: :lΦyのステムウェ
アの脚部及び台31;に、5iO722が量9石、I”
b○ 54重量%、i”io、12重量″Q。
(1) Si0.71.7 weight? 691,\l,o,],
1% by weight, CaO 108% by weight, Na; 0 14
, OLL'i'C%, K2O1,2 weight? . Tutara 1' No. 11 No. R-H Glass [Coefficient of thermal expansion -90 River 0-7. (゛〈100~450℃) Φ5
, (hi point -(-i38 ``C: :lΦy's stemware leg and stand 31; 5iO722 is 9 stones, I''
b○ 54% by weight, i"io, 12% by weight"Q.

B2O35,3重量%の111成を有する白色系カラス
組成物100重量部に対しヒヒクノ[七して(−Lシノ
ール1−エチルセルロース)110重量FBを混合して
得た特定のカラス絵の具 〔熱膨張係数−80X i 
 O−7/”’C(I  OCl−400”U)   
村口生係↓2=900センヂポイズ(22−C)〕を浸
漬法で塗布し、その後加とり(炉に導入し杓f; 20
 ’Cて15分間加熱処理した。
A specific crow paint obtained by mixing 100 parts by weight of a white crow composition having 111 components of 5.3% by weight of B2O3 with 110 parts by weight of Hihikuno [-L-cinol 1-ethylcellulose] FB [Coefficient of thermal expansion -80Xi
O-7/”'C (I OCl-400”U)
Mr. Muraguchi ↓ 2 = 900 centipoise (22-C)] was applied using the dipping method, and then it was heated (introduced into the furnace and ladle f; 20
'C for 15 minutes.

ガラス、iJ1放物被覆体は表面水れもなく、脚部及び
台部か陶磁器様である意匠的効宋の高いガラス専3ステ
ムウ、−アをjUることがてき)ご。
Glass, the iJ1 parabolic coating has no surface water leakage, and the legs and base are ceramic-like, making it highly effective in design.

以上詳述した如く、本発明によって所期の目的を容易に
11つ安価にyM成ずろことかでさるとJ(、に、それ
によって業!i′J(、:対してはツノラス製品の品可
l多();(ヒカ媚]能となり、殊に居1望のカラス製
品を提供できるようになった効果は大きい。
As described in detail above, the present invention can easily achieve the intended purpose of producing yM at low cost. The effect of being able to provide the most desirable crow products is particularly great.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)カラス製品の脚部そして/・′又は台部に、下記
の組成を−f1ずろ1」(融点着色ガラス組成物を塗布
し、5 (L()−700℃ノfllll Jl範囲て
、少なくとも1分間の工jL処理条件で焼き(1!−J
ることを特徴とする陶磁器様部分をrlするガラス製品
の製造h′フジ−4゜ 記 S + 02      2 Q〜35 重−1′7t
Zつ円)0     40〜55 重量Qつ顔料   
     5〜30 重量%その他       1〜
20 重量%(2)I須AIカーJ’ i 0 =であ
る1寺N′l古到との範囲耳目コニ(言己載の方法。
(1) Apply a colored glass composition with the following composition to the legs and /...' or base of the glass product, and apply the following composition to the melting point colored glass composition, Baked under processing conditions for at least 1 minute (1!-J
Manufacture of glass products with ceramic-like parts characterized by
Z yen) 0 40-55 Weight Q pigment
5-30 Weight% Others 1-
20% by weight (2) Isu AI car J' i 0 = 1 temple N'l old approach and the range of ears and eyes (the method of writing).
JP6203283A 1983-04-07 1983-04-07 Production of glass wares having ceramic-like parts Pending JPS59190239A (en)

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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH03285844A (en) * 1990-04-03 1991-12-17 Asahi Glass Co Ltd Manufacture of vehicle window glass and ceramic collar composition used the same

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH03285844A (en) * 1990-04-03 1991-12-17 Asahi Glass Co Ltd Manufacture of vehicle window glass and ceramic collar composition used the same

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