0.40 mm medium aluminum ultrathin electronic glass
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0.4 mm medium aluminum ultra-thin glass, electronic grade A, size 1244.6 * 1092.2 mm, 840 pieces per box.The thickness range is from 0.37 mm to 0.43 mm, and the thickness difference is ≤0.03 mm.
Electronic Glass is a kind of high strength touch and cover glass, which is one of the key materials of capacitive touch screen and also the protection cover glass. Widely used in smart phones, tablets, laptops, smart watches, car applications, public query systems, ATM machines, song and order system, industrial control, medical and other fields. In recent years, the demand for touch screen and cover glass is strong and growing steadily due to the increase in sales of electronic products such as smartphones and tablet computers, the increase in screen size and the development of the non-metal back cover market.
At the same time, due to its high strength, light weight and high transmission, high performance e-glass has been gradually accepted and applied in large-scale fields such as photovoltaics, new energy electric vehicles and high-speed trains, the future high-performance electronic glass products will have greater potential demand, the market prospects continue to look good.
- Q: How to identify the glass film is good or bad? Identify glass sheets should pay attention to those matters?
- There is a special instrument for testing the membrane. The If you have questions about the membrane. You call the business directly on the spot test film. The Under normal circumstances. Businesses will have a special test film equipment.
- Q: Laminated glass and low-emissive glass which earlier?
- Laminated glass is made of two or more pieces of glass, sandwiched between one or more layers of organic polymer interlayer, after special high temperature preload (or vacuum) and high temperature and high pressure process, the glass and the middle film permanent Bonding as one of the composite glass products. Commonly used laminated glass interlayer: PVB, SGP, EVA, PU and so on. In addition, there are some more special, such as color interlayer laminated glass, SGX printing interlayer laminated glass, XIR class LOW-E interlayer laminated glass. Embedded decorative pieces (metal mesh, metal plate, etc.) laminated glass, embedded PET material laminated glass and other decorative and functional laminated glass. Low-E glass is also known as Low-E glass, Low-E is English short-Emissivity short. Low-E glass is the use of vacuum magnetron sputtering method on the glass surface coated with one or two or even three layers of silver layer of the film, to reduce the energy absorption or control of indoor and outdoor energy exchange, to protect life, work vity Comfort, and in order to achieve the purpose of environmental protection and energy conservation.
- Q: What is the name of the building in France with the glass pyramid in front of it?
- The Louvre Museum. That glass pyramid was designed by I.M. Pei., by the way.
- Q: What are the equipment to build a glass factory?
- Tempered glass factory generally has the following equipment: First, cutting machine. Second, milling machine (unilateral, bilateral grinding), shaped machine, drilling machine, and so on. Third, the steel furnace four, plastic pre-pressure line, autoclave. Fourth, the hollow production line, which is more complete construction of glass production machinery.
- Q: What is the difference between tempered glass and ordinary glass?
- Can be affixed to the glass on the super-architectural glass insulation film, thermal explosion-proof UV Nantong super-film 1 3386 2831 Ultra-film building insulation film and decorative glass film has become the new darling of home decoration. Many families prefer this new energy-saving film, because it has excellent energy efficiency. Hot summer, super-film building insulation film and glass insulation film can block 80% of the sun's heat, adhere to the indoor relatively cool, reduce the use of air conditioning and other refrigeration and tempering facilities, saving electricity costs, reduce energy consumption. Practice has proved that the installation of building insulation film and glass insulation film family, summer, even the power outage period can also have a relatively comfortable living environment
- Q: There is a 100 story high building. We have 2 identical glasses. We would like to know the highest floor from which it is possible to drop a glass and not have it broken on the ground. What is the least number of experimental drops we need in order to determine the answer? (and how so?)I know it is less than 19.
- I believe you are basically doing a binary search. I hope that helps enough because as long as you know that algorithm, you can just calculate the max. Edit: sorry, forgot to note you are limited to 2, so I guess you would be in some trouble if you broke both, which could happen with a naive binary search. So, I guess in that way my intuition would say moving up somehow. Let's say 10 at a time. Drop glass from 10th floor - it breaks, now you only have to test floors 1-9 sequentially, that's 10 drops at most - it doesn't, drop from 20th floor - it breaks, test floors 11-19 sequentially, that's 11 drops at most - it doesn't break, drop from 30th, etc.
- Q: GB / T16589 instead of which specification
- GB / T 28887-2017 Plastic window for construction is the first edition, so there is no substitute for other older versions. The specification refers to: GB / T 2680-1994 Building glass visible light transmittance, direct sunlight transmittance, solar total transmittance, UV transmittance and the determination of the relevant window parameters, GB / T 5823-2008 Building doors and windows terms, GB / T 7106-2008 Building exterior window windows airtight, watertight, wind pressure performance classification and testing methods, GB / T 8484-2008 building outside doors and windows insulation performance classification and testing methods, GB / T 8485-2008 building windows and doors air sound insulation (PVC-U) profiles, GB / T 11793-2008 Non-plasticized polyvinyl chloride (PVC-U) plastic doors and windows, mechanical properties, GB / T, And GB / T 11976-2002 GB / T 14436-1993 General rules for industrial product assurance documents, GB 50009 - 2001 (2006) JGJ / T 151-2008 Technical code for the application of architectural glass, JGJ / T 151-2008 Code for thermal calculation of glass curtain wall for building windows and doors, GB Building doors and windows.
- Q: Like one big glass enclosement over a farm. It would allow light through, stop excessive rain and bugs from destroying food. They can control the amount of water the plants get. They would save millions
- You have a very narrow scope in thinking about this issue. It wouldn't save millions. The construction of a giant glass dome over a farm would cost a lot in itself. On top of that, consider the maintenance- the glass would need cleaning and would need to be scraped of debris and dead bugs and such over time, like a windshield. Plus the irrigation and sprinkler system that would need to be in place to regulate the watering of the crops would be expensive as well. The heat would be stifling. It would change the very climate within the dome. Climate is very important to the growing of crops. You can't just change the climate of an area and expect the crops to grow better. Just think of how hot it gets when you shut off the car and sit in there for 10 minutes while the heat builds. Who can work under those conditions? Or do you mean to spend money on an elaborate fans system too?
- Q: Glass for building construction mainly.
- The first known attempt to make glass in Canada began in 1819, when a German-born American entrepreneur worked for a year to establish a glass works at Rice Lake, Ontario, before his land grant was revoked and he abandoned the enterprise. The first recorded production of glass in Canada occurred in 1839 in the Mallorytown Glass Works, Ontario. Between 1840 and 1860, window glass and bottles were being made in five Canadian glass works in Quebec and Ontario. Window glass in Canada was first made in the 1850s in Quebec at the Canada Glass Works, Saint Jean, and the Ottawa Glass Works, Como. After 1880, new glass factories were established in Montreal, Wallaceburg (Ontario), and New Glasgow (Nova Scotia), with bottles, jars, and lamp chimneys their major products. By 1900, Canadian glass works were supplying about half of the Canadian market of 5.5 million people with bottles, lamps, and tableware. Most Canadian glass of this era consisted of pressed glass, machine-made glassware formed by pressure between a mechanically moving plunger and a mould. From 1839 to the present, glass works were established in forty-three Canadian communities from Nova Scotia to British Columbia. One of the largest was Dominion Glass with factories in Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton (Ontario), Wallaceburg, Winnipeg, Redcliff (Alberta), and Burnaby (British Columbia).
- Q: Generally paste the glass insulation film is thick, there are several specifications ah? Is there anything that can be seen outside, and can not see inside the cellophane
- General insulation film is 1.2-1.5mil thickness, insulation film by reflection, blocking to heat. The so-called one-way perspective film is a kind of insulation film. Search for heat by reflection of the glass membrane.
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0.40 mm medium aluminum ultrathin electronic glass
- Loading Port:
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- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 1141 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 114100 m²/month
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