Tinted Glass for Facades
Glass tinted in
mass is a transparent colored glass made by float technology. Color is selected
by the addition of metal oxides to the molten glass during the melting process. The glass of this type has high light-absorbing ability, and it's reflective
properties are less than that of ordinary transparent window glass. Glass
tinted in mass is characterized by pleasant soft light both outside and inside
the building, while the reflection of light is weak, and protection from solar
radiation occurs as a result of the adsorption of solar energy.
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| Glass Tinted in Mass |
The use of
tinted glass is glazing of shop windows, windows and doors, the production of
double-glazed windows, all-glass facades and dividing interior partitions,
glass furniture, countertops, shelves, and doors. Possible thickness is 4-12
mm.
Glass tinted on
the surface is transparent or tinted glass in mass with a layer of metals or
their oxides deposited on the surface.
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| Glass Tinted on the Surface |
Glass tinted on
the surface is one of the most frequently used types of glass in the
manufacture of facades, translucent roofs with sun-protection properties and as
a part of double-glazed windows in combination with colorless polished glass or
with low-emission glass.
The wide color
gamut of tinted glass, its high quality, the ability to select glass both in
reflective ability and in strength characteristics are all indisputable
advantages of working with it.