There are numerous types of ceramic products, and the constituent substances among them are often interwoven without specific and clear boundaries. However, in practical applications, there are significant differences. Let's take a look together at what kinds of ceramic products there are.

Artistic ceramics: such as decorative items, vases, sculptures, etc.

2. Daily-use ceramics: such as vats, jars, tea sets, basins, plates, bowls, tableware, jars, and plates, etc.

3. Craft ceramics: such as flower POTS, vases, lamp holders, etc.

4. Industrial ceramics: These refer to ceramic products applied in various industries and can be further classified into the following six categories:

5. Refractory Materials Section: Used as refractory materials for various high-temperature industrial kilns.

6. Chemical ceramics: Used as acid-resistant bricks and ash for various acid-resistant containers, pipes, towers, valves, pumps and lining reaction POTS in the chemical industry.

7. Architectural ceramics: such as bricks and tiles, facing bricks, exterior wall tiles, etc.

8. Electrical porcelain: It is used as an insulator in high and low voltage transmission lines of the power industry, an insulator for telecommunications, an insulator for radio, etc.

9. Chemical porcelain: Used as porcelain crucibles, combustion boats, evaporating dishes, grinding bodies, etc. in chemical laboratories;

10. Special Ceramics: Special ceramic products that are advanced in cutting-edge science and technology and various modern industries, including magnesia porcelain, high alumina porcelain, titanium-magnesia porcelain, zirconium, lithium porcelain, stone porcelain, as well as magnetic porcelain and metal ceramics, etc.