There are 3 main factors in the composition of vitrifiable colors: the frit or flux, the pigment and the medium.

The medium has the function of transferring the material to the substrate to be decorated, while the frit is being melted during the burning and it encapsulates the pigment turning to a colored vitreous mass.

Temp. °C

Series

Description

Applications

680 / 720

LR

Resistant colors for flat glass

Kitchen front, architectural glass, phone cabins, etc.

680 / 720

L-1500

Automotive black

Laminated windshields, rear windows, sides and windows.

640 / 720

LS

Colors for glass fusion

Bijou, glass listels, bath and kitchen coatings, basins, etc.

520 / 620

LV/LK/LR/LI

Opaque glass colors

Glasses, bottles and cosmetic containers.

520 / 620

H-31

Transparent glass colors

Glasses, vitraux and cosmetic containers.

520 / 620

L-449

Silver paste for decoration

Lead crystal glass, glasses, bottles and cosmetic containers.

500 / 600

LK

Colors for lead crystal

Lead crystal glass, ampoules and medical containers.


Series description

H-31

Transparent colors for vitreaux

L-1500

Automotive black

L-400

Silver paste for decoration

LI

Metallic and iridicent colors

LK, LV

Brillant low temperature colors

LR

Brillant resistant colors

LS

Resistant colors for glass fusion


Series colors for LK, LR y LS (Pantone numbers below are approximate)

 

 

 

 

 

WHITE

SATIN

BROWN

OCHER

YELLOW

-.-

-.-

489 C

4635 // 4645 C

Yellow 012 C

 

 

 

 

 

ORANGE

RED ORANGE

RED

BROWN RED

PINK

151 C

172 C

185 C

1815 C

197 C

 

 

 

 

 

VIOLET

INTENSE BLUE

BLUE

LIGHT BLUE

TURQUOISE

276 C

2965 C

286 C

304 C

308 C

 

 

 

 

 

BLUE GREEN

GREEN

LIGHT GREEN

GRAY

BLACK

329 C

356 C

370 C

430 C

Black 6C 2X


For other RAL or Pantone codes, please consult the Color Matching Lab.