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The Difference between Thermal Tempered Glass with Semi-Tempered Glass
The function of tempered glass: Float glass is a kind of fragile material with very low tensile strength. The surface structure greatly affects its strength. The glass surface looks very smooth, but actually there are lots of micro-cracks. Under the stress of CT, initially the cracks expand, and ...Read more -
Holiday Notice – New Year’s Day
To our Dinstinguished Customer & Friends: Saida glass will be in holiday for New Year’s Day on 1st Jan. For any emergency, please call us or drop an email. We wish you Luck, Health and Happiness accompany with you in the coming healthy 2021~Read more -
Why can Glass Raw Material reach Highs in 2020 repeatedly?
In “three days a small rise, five days a big rise”, the price of glass hit a record high. This seemingly ordinary glass raw material has become one of the most erring businesses this year. By the end of December 10th, glass futures were at their highest level since they went public in...Read more -
Float Glass VS Low Iron Glass
”All glass is made the same”: some people might think like that. Yes, glass can come in different shades and shapes, but its actual compositions are the same? Nope. Different application calls for different types of glass. Two common glass types are low-iron and clear. Their propertie...Read more -
What is Whole Black Glass Panel?
When design a touch display, do you want to achieve this effect: when turned off, the entire screen looks pure black, when turned on, but also can display the screen or light the keys. Such as smart home touch switch, access control system, smartwatch, industrial control equipment control center ...Read more -
What is Dead Front Printing?
Dead front printing is the process of printing alternate colors behind the main color of a bezel or overlay. This allows indicator lights and switches to be effectively invisible unless actively being backlit. Backlighting can then be applied selectively, illuminating specific icons and indicato...Read more -
What do you know about ITO glass?
As well-known ITO glass is kind of transparent conductive glass which has good transmittance and electrical conductivity. – According to the surface quality, it can be divided into STN type (A degree) and TN type (B degree). The flatness of STN type is much better than TN type which mostly ...Read more -
What is the Difference between High Temperature Glass and Fireproof Glass?
What is the difference between high-temperature glass and fire-resistant glass? As the name indicates, high-temperature glass is a kind of high-temperature-resistant glass, and fire-resistant glass is a kind of glass that can be fire-resistant. So what is the difference between the two? High temp...Read more -
The Cold Processing Technology for Optical Glass
The difference between optical glass and other glasses is that as a component of the optical system, it must meet the requirements of optical imaging. Its cold processing technology uses chemical vapor heat treatment and a single piece of soda-lime silica glass to change its original molecular st...Read more -
How to choose Low-e glass?
LOW-E glass, also known as low-emissivity glass, is a kind of energy-saving glass. Because of its superior energy-saving and colorful colors, it has become a beautiful landscape in public buildings and high-end residential buildings. Common LOW-E glass colors are blue, gray, colorless, etc. There...Read more -
What are DOL & CS for Chemical Tempered Glass?
There are two common ways to strengthen the glass: one is thermal tempering process and another is chemical strengthening process. Both are having the similar functions to changing the outer surface compression compared to its interior to a stronger glass that is more resistant to breakage. So, w...Read more -
Holiday Noticment-Chinese National Day & Mid-Autumn Festival
To our distinguish customers and friends: Saida will be in National Day & Mid-Autumn Festival holiday from 1st Oct. to 5th Oct. and back to work on 6th Oct. For any emergency, please call us directly or drop an email.Read more
