The Production Process Of Ceramic Eggs

Product Uses

Ceramic fake eggs for farm use are mainly used in scenarios such as inducing hens to brood, guiding nesting by occupying egg nests, and assisting chick hatching.

They need to have core characteristics of wear resistance, collision resistance, and shape consistent with real eggs. On the basis of traditional ceramic product technology,

their production process enhances durability and standardized control, and each process is optimized around the actual farm use scenarios. The following will detail the

complete production process from raw material preparation to finished product delivery.

Step 1：Molding Process

          prevent the blank from adhering to the mold.

          uniform blank wall of 2-3mm thick on the inner wall of the mold.

           appear at the bottom of the egg.

Step 2: Trimming & drilling

Place the mold in a ventilated area for 24 hours to allow the blank to dry and harden naturally. After drying, carefully open the mold and remove the blank. Drill a hole

in the top of the egg, and use fine sandpaper to finely sand the edges and ends of the blank to remove burrs. At the same time, correct the shape to ensure that each

fake egg is the same size and shape as the real egg.

Step 3: High-Temperature Firing

The ceramic blanks are neatly arranged on the kiln furniture and baked at a high temperature of 1200℃ for 24 hours. One kiln can hold 50,000 eggs.

Step 4: Glazing Process

The core goal of the glazing process is to improve the wear resistance, dirt resistance and corrosion resistance of ceramic fake eggs for farm use (adapting to complex

farm environments such as feces and sewage), and at the same time make the appearance close to real eggs.

Step 5: Package & Sales channels used

This product is typically packaged in pairs. The packaging consists of a plastic blister pack and a cardboard card.