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What is Low-E Glass?
Low-e glass is a type glass that allows visible light to pass through it but blocks heat-generating ultraviolet light. Which also called hollow glass or insulated glass. Low-e stands for low emissivity. This glass is an energy efficient way to control the heat being allowed in and out of a home o...Read more -
New Coating-Nano Texture
We first got to know Nano Texture was from 2018, this was first applied onto phone’s back case of Samsung, HUAWEI, VIVO and some other domestic Android phone brands. At this June on 2019, Apple announced its Pro Display XDR display is engineered for extremely low reflectivity. The Nano-Text...Read more -
Holiday Notice – Mid-Autumn Festival
To our distinguish customer: Saida will be in Mid-Autumn Festival holiday from 13th Sep. to 14th Sep. For any emergency, please call us or drop an email.Read more -
Glass Surface Quality Standard-Scratch & Dig Standard
Scratch/Dig regards as cosmetic defects found on glass during deep processing. The lower the ratio, the stricter the standard. The specific application determine the quality level and necessary test procedures. Especially, defines the status of polish, area of scratches and digs. Scratches – A ...Read more -
Why use Ceramic Ink?
Ceramic ink, as known as high temperature ink, can help to solve the ink drop off issue and maintain its brightness and keep the ink adhesion forever. Process: Transfer the printed glass through flow line into tempering oven with temperature 680-740°C. After 3-5mins, the glass finished tempered a...Read more -
What is ITO coating?
ITO coating refers to Indium Tin Oxide coating, which is a solution consisting of indium, oxygen and tin – i.e. indium oxide (In2O3) and tin oxide (SnO2). Typically encountered in an oxygen-saturated form consisting of (by weight) 74% In, 8% Sn and 18% O2, indium tin oxide is an optoelectronic m...Read more -
What is the difference between AG/AR/AF coating?
AG-glass (Anti-Glare glass) Anti-glare glass: By chemical etching or spraying, the reflective surface of the original glass is changed to a diffused surface, which changes the roughness of the glass surface, thereby producing a matte effect on the surface. When the outside light is reflected , it...Read more -
Tempered glass, also known as toughened glass, could save your life!
Tempered glass, also known as toughened glass, could save your life! Before I get all geeky on you, the main reason why tempered glass is much safer and stronger than standard glass is that it’s made using a slower cooling process. A slower cooling process helps the glass break in a “...Read more -
HOW SHOULD GLASSWARE BE SHAPED?
1.blown into type There are manual and mechanical blow molding two ways. In the process of manual molding, hold the blowpipe to pick up the material from the crucible or the opening of the pit kiln, and blow into the shape of the vessel in the iron mold or wood mold. Smooth round products by rota...Read more -
HOW IS TEMPERED GLASS MADE ?
Mark Ford, fabrication development manager at AFG Industries, Inc., explains: Tempered glass is about four times stronger than "ordinary," or annealed, glass. And unlike annealed glass, which can shatter into jagged shards when broken, tempered glass ...Read more
