frosted glass

Frosted glass, also known as frosted glass, is a type of flat glass that has undergone a special surface treatment. Its characteristic feature is a roughened, uneven surface, typically achieved through mechanical sandblasting, chemical etching, or coating. This treatment disrupts the glass's naturally smooth surface, causing light to diffusely reflect, creating a unique, opaque, translucent effect.

Digitally printed glass

Digitally printed glass combines digital printing technology with glass manufacturing processes. High-precision inkjet equipment applies specialized inks to the glass surface, creating customized patterns. It is widely used in architecture, commercial displays, home decor, and art displays. A color management system is employed during production to ensure that the output color is highly consistent with the original design, preventing color variations and producing highly precise, detailed patterns. The printed patterns are weather-resistant and resist fading and peeling. The hardened and wear-resistant glass surface is smooth, easy to clean, scratch-resistant, and durable, ensuring long-lasting clarity.

Monolithic cesium potassium fireproof glass

Single piece potassium resistant fire-resistant glass is a type of curtain wall and window glass used for building exterior walls with fire-resistant functions. It is made by using a special process to comprehensively enhance the chemical and physical properties of float glass. It can maintain a flame temperature of 1000 ℃ for 80-120 minutes without bursting, effectively preventing the spread of flames and smoke. This is beneficial for detecting fires at the first time, allowing people enough time to escape and disperse from the scene, and carry out disaster relief work.

Unidirectional perspective glass

Unidirectional perspective glass is a special type of glass that has a high reflectivity for visible light. It is similar to a regular mirror, and indoor scenery cannot be seen outdoors, but indoor scenery can be seen clearly. When the outdoor environment is darker than the indoor environment, indoor scenery can be seen from outside, and outdoor scenery can also be seen from indoors. The clarity depends on the strength of the outdoor illumination. It is suitable for concealed observation windows, holes, etc. It can be used in special places such as public security stations, detention centers, police stations, prisons, courts, procuratorates, karaoke bars, psychiatric hospitals, etc.

Low radiation insulated glass

Hollow glass is a glass component composed of two or more pieces of glass, separated by an aluminum frame filled with high-efficiency molecular sieve adsorbent to create a certain width of space, and sealed and bonded with high-strength sealant at the edges. Hollow glass made from low radiation glass is called low radiation hollow glass. It solves the problem of excessive sunlight and heat entering the room in summer, which increases the cooling cost, and in winter, it cannot prevent the leakage of indoor heat energy, increasing the energy consumption of heating. Low radiation glass is produced by coating one or more layers of metallic silver on high-quality float glass substrates, which not only has good energy-saving effects, but also conforms to the world trend of energy-saving, environmental protection, comfort, and beauty in architectural design. And the colors are diverse Nature and elegance meet different design needs.

Bullet proof glass

Bulletproof glass refers to glass that not only has the transparency and image transmission properties of glass, but also has the ability to protect against bullet shooting. It is made by bonding multiple pieces of glass and highly transparent adhesive materials together, and then subjected to high temperature and high pressure. According to the GA165-1997 standard, bulletproof glass is classified into models such as F54, F79, F56, etc. based on its bulletproof ability.