Bright Outlook by Low Temperatures

Date: 25 July 2014

The firing temperature of the Heraeus Low Temperature Gold™ lies between 200 to 250 °C.   The Heraeus Low Temperature Gold™ is a new preparation that can be fired at temperatures between 200 and 250 °C.

The Business Unit Precious Colours of the precious metal and chemical company Heraeus will present this new precious metal preparation for the first time at the Glasstec Trade Fair in Düsseldorf from 21 – 24 October 2014.Heraeus Precious Colours proves with this product its innovative potential and presents a revolutionary world novelty in the field of precious metal decorations.Very low firing temperatureThe low firing temperature allows for the first time the combination of a precious metal preparation with organic colours, which are also distributed by Heraeus Precious Colours.As the Heraeus Low Temperature Gold™ is a water based preparation and not based on organic solvents, no environmentally hazardous emissions are released during its application.Moreover, the low firing temperatures bring about immense savings in energy and much shorter flow times through the kilns. “The Low Temperature Gold is an environment and resource saving preparation with great potential for the glass industry“, explains Hubertus Gölitzer, Senior Vice President of Heraeus Precious Colours. “We are confident that in the medium term Heraeus will bring about whole new options for the entire decorating industry with the Low Temperature Gold”.

Since 1896 Heraeus Precious Colours is one of the leading world-wide manufacturers of precious metal decorating materials for ceramics and glass.

Contact us Guido Matthes Manager Public Relations +49-6181-35-4583 guido.matthes@heraeus.com

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