At SIAK, we are dedicated to delivering unparalleled excellence in the manufacture of ceramic tableware decals and transfers. Trusted by tableware manufacturers for our precision, craftsmanship, and innovation, we consistently set the benchmark for quality in the industry.
Precision is our promise. With five state-of-the-art Sakurai Maestro machines, we ensure each decal is produced with flawless accuracy and consistency. These advanced printing systems are engineered for excellence, allowing us to create intricate designs with vibrant colours that transform ceramic tableware into works of art.
When it comes to enhancing the appearance and durability of ceramic tableware, SIAK provides a wide range of expertly crafted decals designed to suit diverse needs. From waterslide to automated decals, and the relevant firings types of onglaze, inglaze, and underglaze, we deliver precision and quality for every ceramic substrate.
When you work with SIAK, you’re not just getting incredible decals—you’re gaining a partner committed to helping your ceramics stand out. Whether you need custom designs or large-scale production, we’re here to deliver precision, quality, and distinction that sets your brand apart.
Relief or emboss decals add texture and shape to the surface of a ceramic glaze. The technique known as white on white adds a subtle yet sophisticated finish to the decorated article.
With decorating speeds upwards of ten times faster than that of hand application, and with consistent placement. The automated decal system is ideal for factories looking to increase their output.
Enhanced mechanical and dishwasher durability for high use items. The inglaze technique also provides a smooth and seamless finish.
Mica metallic decals for ceramics present a striking option for adding a touch of sparkle and sophistication to ceramic designs without the associated cost of using actual precious metal pastes.
Onglaze decals are fired at high temperature and fuse to the surface of the glaze. Colours can be combined with metallic and relief effects which are fired at similar temperatures.
Applied to bisque ware, and then fired to harden the image to the piece followed by the glazing process that completely seals the image providing very high levels of durability.