Vitrified enamel

Vitrified enamel is a type of ceramic material achieved through firing and glazing, resulting in a glass-like, durable surface. This process fuses the enamel coating into a smooth, non-porous layer that resists staining, scratching, and corrosion. Vitrification enhances the strength and longevity of items such as dental appliances, cookware, and decorative objects. The glass-like finish improves appearance and makes the surface easier to clean. Overall, vitrified enamel combines aesthetic appeal with practical durability, making it a popular choice for various applications requiring both beauty and resilience.