Multi-purpose transparent tempered glass is favored by the market

Nowadays, a kind of multi-functional transparent and tempered architectural glass has been successfully developed in foreign countries. This versatile, transparent, toughened architectural glass combines fire, impact, and UV resistance into one.

According to reports, it is a multi-layer composite process in which a sandwich of silicic acid, a transparent fire-retardant paint layer, and a transparent polyester film and a conductive vacuum coating that can effectively block ultraviolet rays but transmit visible light are sandwiched between the two layers of glass. production. The liquid crystal dampening paint layer can be further provided as needed. Compared with the original fireproof glass, this product will not impair transparency; through the combination of the glass plate and the fireproof coating layer, the heat resistance can be adjusted; when a fire is encountered, the flame heat contacts the fireproof coating layer, the coating forms a gas barrier layer, and the flame is blocked , play a role in heat and fire.

The multi-layered composite has a strengthening effect of tempering, mitigates and resists impact and prevents glass from scattering and scattering; the transparent film layer can cut off ultraviolet rays and transmit visible light, which is beneficial to reduce the power consumption of the cold room; the formed conductive vacuum coating layer passes through both ends thereof. The electrodes are set to prevent condensation, and reflect heat from the inside and outside, saving the power of the heating and cooling room. The conductive vacuum coating layer of the electrode is compounded with the liquid crystal temperature-sensitive paint layer, and can be discolored to play a role in hiding the eye and the sunshade. At the same time, the conductive vacuum coating also has the function of reflecting electric waves. Due to its many functions, it is particularly suitable for windows that require fire protection, glass house door domes, glass curtain walls, and glass for high-rise buildings.