Frits

Frits are a type of glass powder made by melting and then rapidly cooling glass, resulting in tiny, irregular fragments. They are commonly used in ceramics, countertops, and glass art to add color, texture, or decorative effects. Frits can be transparent, opaque, or colored, and are often melted or fused onto surfaces during manufacturing or finishing processes. Their fine particles help create durable, heat-resistant coatings and decorative finishes, making them versatile materials in various industrial and artistic applications.