Low-E Coated Glass Hard coated low-e glass Polished Edge Low-E Coated 5mm Tempered Glass
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- Min Order Qty:
- 10 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 m²/month
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CLEAR FLOAT GLASS
Thickness: Normal 2mm-19mm
Utlra thin: 0.55mm, 0.6mm, 0.8mm, 1.0mm, 1.1mm, 1.3mm, 1.5mm, 1.8mm etc
Ultra thick: 19mm, 22mm, 25mm
Sizes: 1524x2134mm, 1220x1830mm, 1600x2400mm, 1830x2440mm, 1800x2600mm, 2134x3050mm, 2134x3300mm, 2134x3660mm, 2250x3300mm etc. can be produced according to client’s request.
EXTRA CLEAR GLASS:
Thickness: 3mm-19mm
Low emissivity coated glass is also called Low-E glass. Low-E glass is a kind of glass whose surface is coated with low emissivity coating silver and metal-oxide film so that the glass takes on different colors. Its mainly functions are to reduce the U value of glass, selectively reduce Sc and comprehensively improve energy saving property of glass. It mainly features: high infrared reflectivity, ability to directly reflect far infrared thermal radiation, low surface emissivity, weak ability to absorb external energy, hence little reradiated heat energy; wide range of shading coefficient Sc, and ability to control sun light transmittance according to needs to cater to requirements of different areas. It can be divided into high transmission low-E glass and sun shading low-E glass.
Sizes: 1830x2440mm, 2134x3300mm, 2134x3660, 2250x3300mm, 2250x3660mm etc. maximum 3660x8000mm
TINTED GLASS:
Colors: Euro Bronze, Golden Bronze, Euro Grey, Blue Grey, Dark Grey, French Green, Dark Green, Ford Blue, Dark Blue, Ocean Blue, Pink etc.
Thickness: 3mm-12mm
Sizes: 1524x2134mm, 1830x2440mm, 2140x3210mm, 2134x3300mm, 2250x3210, 2250x3300mm etc
REFLECTIVE GLASS
Colors: Euro Bronze, Golden Bronze, Euro Grey, Dark Grey, French Green, Dark Green,
Ford Blue, Dark Blue, Pink, Silver etc.
Thickness: 3mm-10mm
Sizes: 1524x2134mm, 1830x2440mm, 2140x3210mm, 2134x3300mm, 2250x3210, 2250x3300mm etc
- Q:Vray all the glass material to give Fresnel reflection?
- I have a situation, I just made an outdoor lens, architectural glass with the VRAY, gave Fresnel, and then adjusted the curve.
- Q:I was on the site repair house, the building walls are all glass, building materials have been shipped to, but due to improper protection, some glass scratches, and whether the equipment can repair these architectural glass scratches?
- Architectural glass and general glass, the scratches appear can be repaired. Like you such a large-scale repair the best use of the first grinding and then polished way to repair, so efficient and efficient repair, you can perfectly repair all kinds of scratches.
- Q:When bartending, for what type of drinks do I use a shaker and what types do I just build in a glass?
- shot and a beer goes in a shaker,...beer goes in a glass
- Q:High - rise building doors and windows glass area requirements
- High-level broken bridge windows will not be designed with 4 mm glass broken bridge type material is characterized by sound insulation effect good with 4 mm glass that is Mercedes-Benz mounted a car red potato broken bridge aluminum configuration is 5 + 6A +5 Above the insulating glass glass is arranged and there is a certain requirement that the upper layer must be tempered insulating glass == This is mandatory
- Q:Reinforced FRP and Rigid Fiberglass Differences
- In order to improve the strength of the glass, the tempered glass is usually a chemical or physical method. Wind pressure, cold and heat, impact and so on.
- Q:Why construction gypsum, lime and water glass are gas hard gel materials, from their water hardening process to illustrate
- Because their hardening process is to absorb carbon dioxide in the air, must be fully in contact with the air is possible to absorb enough carbon dioxide to achieve hardening (calcification)
- Q:I am making a stained glass panel with a lighthouse in it and I want to put windows and doors in the lighthouse. Do I cut them out somehow or put something over the glass
- First the negative bits:- An outdoor wedding would save lighting but risks bad weather and also some guests may not be able to hear well if there is any wind. The set-up costs of this also have to be taken into account and may well be more expensive and create more vehicle emissions than a church or hall wedding venue. Transport is the main emitter of un-green pollution which is under the control of individuals, followed by un-necessary lighting (e.g. upward facing floodlights that mainly light the bottom of clouds). For example: It's very sweet to have a wedding on a tropical beach or a Carribean island; but the CO2 emissions (as well as the cost) of getting everyone there is obscene. If you have to shuttle the wedding party between venues then hiring a bus would be ok. It would also make parking easier at the reception - but where would the guests leave their cars at the wedding venue? Would they be safe? Also, what about those who want to leave at different times? There's always some who don't want (or can't) wait around to the end of the festivities. Now the positive bits:- It would be a Green decision if you had the sites adjacent or in easy walking distance of each other. It's not everyone's cup of tea, but to go green why not have the wedding in a venue local to where the majority of the guests live. You could try asking the bridesmaids to use second-hand dresses instead of having specially made gowns. This isn't as mean as it seems - it's eliminating waste on the production and materials for clothes that would otherwise only be worn once ( the bride's dress is the natural exception). Best of all to go Green would be not to fly anywhere for your honeymoon. If you're travelling beyond a hundred miles then go by train (the greenest of all transport except for a bicycle). Try spending your wedding night in a railway sleeper compartment. That could actually be extremely romantic (James Bond always makes it seem so) and the train crew will make a big fuss of you.
- Q:How is a mortar set glass block wall built?
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- Q:What are the types of architectural glass materials?
- Building glass material: 【Introduction】: Humans learn to use glass has been a thousand years of history, but more than 1,000 years, as the development of architectural glass material is relatively slow. With the development of modern science and technology and glass technology and the improvement of people's living standard, the function of architectural glass is no longer just to meet the lighting requirements, but to have to adjust the light, thermal insulation, security (bulletproof, anti-theft, fire Radiation, anti-electromagnetic interference), art decoration and other characteristics. With the continuous development of demand, glass molding and processing technology has also been a new development. Now, new technologies such as interlayer, tempered, ion exchange, glazed decoration, chemical thermal decomposition and cathodic sputtering have been developed to increase the amount of glass in the building and become the third largest building behind cement and steel material.
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Low-E Coated Glass Hard coated low-e glass Polished Edge Low-E Coated 5mm Tempered Glass
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 m²/month
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