Porcelain enamel (work)

Porcelain enamel (work) involves applying a smooth, glass-like coating to metal surfaces through a process of fusing powdered glass onto the material at high temperatures. This technique creates a durable, corrosion-resistant, and aesthetically appealing layer that is often used on items like cookware, signs, and decorative art. The process requires precise control of temperature and glass formulations to ensure proper adhesion and a uniform finish. The result is a hard, glossy surface that combines beauty with long-lasting protection, making it ideal for both functional and decorative applications.