Firing denotes a step during the manufacture of ceramic tile using a kiln or furnace to develop desired properties through controlled heat treatment.
See also:
"Firing" is in the HS Code "9303"
Other Firearms And Similar Devices Which Operated By The Firing Of An Explosive Charge (For Example,
"Firing" is in the UNSPSC Code "20122105"
Firing heads
Firing is described as the process of transforming a clay body into pottery or porcelain by exposing it to heat in a kiln. The necessary temperature varies according to the type of Ware, usually ranging from about 800°C for earthenware to 1450°C for oriental true porcelain.
Likewise, it is a process of heating clay, glaze, enamel or other materials to the temperature necessary to achieve a desired structural change. Most ceramics are fired in a kiln to temperatures ranging from 1600?F to 2300?F.
There may be several firings before the manufacturing process is complete, according to the type of ware.
-see also:
"Firing" is in the HS Code "9303"
Other Firearms And Similar Devices Which Operated By The Firing Of An Explosive Charge (For Example,
"Firing" is in the UNSPSC Code "20122105"
Firing heads
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