Glass is a type of solid material which is typically brittle and transparent. Glass is commonly used for bottles, glasses, furniture, windows, building facades, and even eyewear. Glass is defined as an inorganic product of fusion which has been cooled through its transition into the solid state with   Read More>

In the awe-inspiring world of glass, Reflective Glass occupies a significant position. Besides the basic functionality of sun control, it contributes to architectural aesthetics and even energy conservation.   Read More>

Glass has transformed and revolutionized architecture. Glass today is just not an aesthetic material but provides comfort, safety, and aesthetics. It is the material which helps create a sustainable environment.One of the most important innovations in glass technology is the advent of solar control   Read More>

Silk Screen Print Glass ( Ceramic Frit Glass) includes transparent and translucent for interior & exterior applications, including glass doors, partitions, handrails, glass ceilings, bathrooms/shower enclosures, elevator walls,curtain walls; point fixed or bolted glazing systems etc.   Read More>

One type of imperfection contained by Float Glass is NiS inclusion. Most NiS inclusions are stable and cause no problems but there is the potential NiS inclusions could cause spontaneous breakage in fully tempered glass. Heat Soaking after Tempering process can decrease that spontaneous breakage.   Read More>

Heat strengthened glass is similar to tempered glass except that the cooling is done at a much slower pace than that for Tempered Glass. Heat strengthened glass is far less susceptible to spontaneous breakage.   Read More>

When thinking of some of the world's most dramatic, visually breathtaking buildings, they most likely involve large expanses of glass. Before these architectural masterpieces can be created, the glass may need to be heat-treated for durability and/or safety reasons. The type of processing required—h   Read More>