Ceramic Plate is the second-to-last rung of the coal chain in Ala Industrial, a tech mod for Minecraft 26.2 Java Edition. One Carbon Briquette is fired in the Alloy Smelter from two Double Carbon Rods and slag at 1200 EU, and how the briquette is split decides the yield: a quench press built from vanilla blocks — a water hole under a piston — pays four Ceramic Plates, a hand quench in open water pays three, and a dry break at a workbench pays two. Slag from the Recycler is already sealed inside the plate when the briquette is fired, so sorting junk into the Recycler lowers the real coal price of every plate. One Ceramic Plate costs 16 coal — a quarter of the briquette, which holds a full stack of 64 coal.

Four Ceramic Plates assemble in a 2x2 crafting square into one block of Carbon Ceramic, and the shapeless reverse craft returns all four plates without loss, exactly like a vanilla ingot and its storage block. Carbon Ceramic is the end of the coal chain: a blast-resistant wall material and the dense storage form for plates. Beyond that block, Ceramic Plate has no consumers of its own yet, and the 16-coal price keeps every plate accounted for. Ala Industrial runs on the Fabric and NeoForge loaders, so Ceramic Plate exists only in Java Edition worlds.