glass frit for melting H & R Johnson (India)

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Address	H & R Johnson (India) A Division of Prism Johnson Limited Floor 3rd, Raheja Corporate Office, Plot Number 65, Main Ave, Vithaldas Nagar, Santacruz (West), Mumbai, Maharashtra 400054
Country	India
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Frits are the main component of nearly all ceramic glazes and are present in many compositions of different materials .These are vitreous compounds obtained by melting high purity raw materials at high temperature and then quenching in water to form friable mass.

Frits are glass which is used in glaze and applied on the ceramic body to make them impervious, mechanically stronger, and resistant to scratching, chemically more inert, hygienic and more pleasing to the touch and eye. 90% of frit is used for making glazes.