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All our cast iron baths are made by traditional and mordern methods.
Throughout this process, strict quality controls are enforced, and inspections made at each stage to ensure a high quality casting.
Since it is mainly a manual process, some variations are inevitable and acceptable within given tolerances. Once the casting has passed its final inspection, it is ready to be transported to the bath enameling plant. Once dry, a bath is placed in a furnace and heated to about 950°C. It is allowed to soak at this temperature for a short while before being removed from the furnace and sprinkled with dry enamel frit whilst still hot.
The bath is then returned to the furnace and brought back up to temperature. This process is repeated until the bath has had four or five coats of enamel. It is then removed from the furnace and allowed to cool manually.
Once cool, the bath enamel is inspected before being sent to the finishing department to have its double glaze added to the surface.
Then feet are fitted and appropriate surface treatment to the exterior. This is the only manufacturer adopting AA grade titanium glaze produced by an America company and a top glaze produced by a German company
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