Ceramic Firtted Glass
Ceramic Frit Glass, also called Silk Screen Glass, a kind of decorative glass. It is made by silk screen printing. High temperature resistant inorganic ink on glass surface. After drying and tempering, forming wear proof and acid & alkalinity resistance surface, in addition of which has beauty and safety characteristics
Basic Information
Ceramic Frit Glass, also called Silk Screen Glass, a kind of decorative glass. It is made by silk screen printing. High temperature resistant inorganic ink on glass surface. After drying and tempering, forming wear proof and acid & alkalinity resistance surface, in addition of which has beauty and safety characteristics
Features
Fritted Glass offers a cost effective, low maintenance solution to many design needs. Glass coated with Ceramic Frit can also be recycled at the end of its useful life and is available in laminated or monolithic form.
The glass used in this case is either heat strengthened or tempered (which has better mechanical strength and thermal resistance).
Advantages
-Kinds of colors and patterns (customizable), durable outstanding effect
-Absorbing and reflecting solar energy, improving solar control
-Optimal concealing effect, protecting privacy
-Heat treated, improved strength
Benefits
-Fast responds and delivery, we have special team at your service always, and Yanyi has a mass stock for the normal glass types, you could get your need at the earliest
-Special financial support, Various payment terms available and we have many supporting projects for our partners, contact your Yanyi consultant to get more details
Applications
Ceramic Printed Glass widely used indoor as well as outdoor applications ranging from external curtain walls to interior shower installations. While the size, density and color of the Ceramic Frit determines the opacity and shading, the variety of dots, squares, stripes give many design combinations to achieve any desired effect.When incorporated into laminated glass make-ups, silk-screened decorative glass can be used in interior partitions, handrails, doors, glass art, canopies and skylights.
