Characteristics and differences of high temperature porcelain and low temperature porcelain in ceramic tableware

In ceramic tableware, high-temperature porcelain with a temperature above 1200 degrees is generally called at a temperature of 800- 1200 is called medium temperature porcelain, and 800 Degrees Below is called low temperature porcelain. High temperature porcelain and low temperature porcelain are the many porcelains we see, including pots and pans and other porcelains we usually see. What are the characteristics of high temperature porcelain and low temperature porcelain? High-temperature porcelain has more prominent features than low-temperature porcelain. First of all, high-temperature porcelain is crisp when beating, while low-temperature porcelain is dull; In fact, the hardness and strength of high-temperature porcelain are much higher than those of low-temperature porcelain; Thirdly, high-temperature porcelain looks more plump and delicate, with bright luster, while low-temperature porcelain does not look very bright and slightly rough. Whether it is high-temperature porcelain or low-temperature porcelain, it exists to meet our daily use. It is important to choose a ceramic product that suits you according to your needs when choosing.