Silk-screening 1:
Viscous, anorganic (silicate) inks and precious metals are transferred directly onto the objects either wet with interim drying or thermoplastically using a silk-screen stencil. They are then fired at temperatures from 560 to 800 °C so that they become scratch-proof and light-stable.

Silk-screening 2:
Organic single or dual-component ink systems as well as silver and gold-bronzes are transferred directly, in a viscous state, through a silk-screen stencil onto the objects which are then thermally cured at temperatures up to 200°C.