Porcelain Colors – laecolors

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
1180 / 1260	H-70	High temperature colors / Fast firing	Porcelain, bone china and earthenware
750 / 850	LI/LS/H-64	Colors for ceramics and porcelain	Mugs and pottery sets
720 / 750	LG	Colors for enamel iron	Kitchens, washing machines, heaters and home appliances
750 / 850	LI/LS	Colors for earthenware	Mugs and pottery sets

Series Description

H-64	Onglaze bright colors
H-70	Inglaze bright colors
LG	Bright colors for enamel iron
LI	Metallic and iridescent colors
LS	Onglaze bright colors

Series colors for LG, LS y H-64 (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.