Glossy Polished Tiles

Extrusion method: The extrusion method is commonly used for ceramic and porcelain tiles. In this method, a clay mixture is forced to make a mould or create tiles with uniform shapes and sizes. This technique is suitable for producing simple geometric shapes.

Dry pressing: Dry processing is also a major tilemaking process. It is mostly used for porcelain tiles through dry processing. The technique of dry pressing is to control the temperature under high pressure. The results are a fine-grained surface.

Wet processing：Ceramic tiles are used for wet tilemaking. It is tried to make them connect, but tile shapes typically take less dense and slightly rougher textures.

Slip casting: Commonly it is manufactured in ceramic and decorative tiles. The raw material of tea or coffee takes charge of the plaster or mud container. It is mixed thoroughly and absorbs the water from the air. Slip-casting tiles are made from a clay mixture and after drying the mud casting, a solid layer of the moisture is removed and dry

Glass fusion: Typically used for the glass tiles and the fused layer of glass and paint. Glass tiles are created by making water into different forms. The fusion process results in a glossy and vibrant colour and hr manager.