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GLAZE PREPARATION PLANT

Glaze Preparation Plant integrates controlled water dosing, blunging, recuperation, additive dispersion, treatment, storage and transfer into one engineered process for sanitary ware production. Separate preparation and stock configurations support homogeneous glaze handling, production flexibility and controlled material flow while allowing the system to be adapted to the factory’s glaze strategy and operating requirements.

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At a Glance

An integrated sanitary ware glaze preparation plant for controlled mixing, recuperation, additive dispersion, storage and transfer across different glaze requirements.

WHY?

Consistent Glaze from Batch to Batch

Two Silos, Two Plaster Options

Controlled water dosing, intensive blunging and continuous agitation help maintain homogeneous glaze conditions and more repeatable preparation between batches.

With two separate silos, two different plaster types can be used efficiently, providing greater flexibility for various production requirements.

WHY?

Keep Glaze Ready for Application

Two Silos, Two Plaster Options

Dedicated stock tanks with slow-speed stirrers keep prepared glaze in controlled movement, helping minimise settling while it waits for the next production stage.

With two separate silos, two different plaster types can be used efficiently, providing greater flexibility for various production requirements.

WHY?

Recover More from the Process

Two Silos, Two Plaster Options

A dedicated recuperation blunger provides a defined preparation route for recovered glaze, allowing reusable material to be brought back into the production flow.

With two separate silos, two different plaster types can be used efficiently, providing greater flexibility for various production requirements.

WHY?

More Flexibility for Glaze Variations

Two Silos, Two Plaster Options

Separate preparation, stock and mobile transport tanks support the handling of different glaze requirements, including coloured glaze and additive preparation, without relying on one common vessel.

With two separate silos, two different plaster types can be used efficiently, providing greater flexibility for various production requirements.

WHY?

One Connected Preparation Workflow

Two Silos, Two Plaster Options

Water dosing, mixing, separation, storage and transfer are engineered as an integrated process, reducing fragmented material handling and creating a clearer flow through the glaze preparation area.

With two separate silos, two different plaster types can be used efficiently, providing greater flexibility for various production requirements.

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Recipe-Controlled Water Metering

The electromagnetic flow meter operates across a 6–180 m³/h flow range with ±0.2% accuracy, providing pulse and 4–20 mA output to the PLC for controlled water quantity according to the selected recipe.

Direct-Drive Propeller Blunger

The main glaze dissolving system uses a 6 m³ blunger with a electiric motor, 360 rpm gearbox speed, rigid coupling and Ø600 mm stainless-steel stirring element, configured for an underground concrete tank.

Recuperation Blunger

Recovered glaze is processed in a separate blunger, also equipped with a electric motor drive, 360 rpm mixing speed, rigid coupling and stainless-steel shaft and propeller architecture.

Multi-Stage Glaze Stock & Transfer Configuration

The system includes stainless-steel stock tanks with direct-coupled stirrers.

High-Speed Additive Dispersion System

A dedicated wall-mounted dispersion blunger provides 300 L capacity, 4 kW motor power and 469 rpm mixing speed, with a stainless-steel propeller and pneumatic up-down movement for additive preparation.

PLC-Supervised Glaze Transfer & Treatment

A Siemens PLC-configured control panel coordinates motors and sensors across the system. The plant also incorporates level sensing, butterfly and ball valves, flow-meter controls, pneumatic diaphragm pumps, sieving and electromagnetic separation equipment, together with the PVC glaze transfer network.

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Let's Engineer & Build Your Next Factory Together.

© 2026 UNIMAK. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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Let's Engineer & Build Your Next Factory Together.

© 2026 UNIMAK. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.