Bismuth Vanadium Oxide

Description

Bismuth Vanadium Oxide, also known as Bismuth Vanadate, Bismuth Vanadate Yellow, Bismuth Orthovanadate, Pigment Yellow 184, etc. It is an inorganic compound with the formula BiVO4.

With its distinctive yellow effect, BiVO4 is widely utilized in the ceramic industry. It is a high-quality inorganic ceramic raw material, bringing a unique visual appeal to ceramic products. The powder comprises bismuth vanadate crystals. These crystals demonstrate exceptional color stability and durability, adding a distinct visual effect to ceramic products. At the same time, as an environmentally friendly pigment, it does not contain harmful substances and meets the ceramic industry’s safety and environmental protection requirements. It finds application in tableware, decorations, and other ceramic products that come into contact with food, ensuring the safety of the products.

Firstly, Bismuth Vanadium Oxide is vivid yellow and can provide bright and rich colors. It imparts artistic and decorative effects to the products when applied to ceramic tiles, ceramic utensils, or ceramic decorations. These effects capture consumers’ attention, making the products more visually appealing.

Secondly, Bismuth Vanadium Oxide has excellent high-temperature resistance and can maintain color stability during high-temperature firing. During ceramic firing, it withstands high temperatures without fading or discoloration. This ensures the color quality of the final product, adding to its durability and aesthetic appeal.

Finally, Bismuth Vanadium Oxide can be easily mixed with ceramic materials with its good dispersibility and solubility. It evenly distributes throughout the mixture during the firing process, ensuring consistent results. It is compatible with different glazes and bodies, creating an even and uniform color for an aesthetically pleasing effect.