What is the effect of ceramic sintering temperature on the properties of ceramic products?

Simply put: the sintering temperature of ceramics is the densification temperature of ceramics, that is, the temperature at which ceramics can be sintered and densified.

The lower the sintering temperature, the lower the production cost, so many people are committed to reducing the sintering temperature of ceramics. The general method is to reduce it by adding additives. But in many cases, additives are toxic. For example: lead.

Therefore, for daily-use porcelain, the higher the sintering temperature, the less additives, just like Jingdezhen's blue and white exquisite bowl, which is the most primitive method to prepare ceramics. The sintering temperature is about 1300℃. There are many beautiful porcelains on the market, and the sintering temperature is around 900 degrees. But it doesn't mean that 900 degrees is not good, because the ceramics fired at this temperature are already very safe.

For art ceramics, sintering temperature is nothing.

I hope it works for you.