Laminated glass boasts fire resistance, security, and anti-theft properties.Compared to ordinary glass, wired glass offers unique advantages.
Frosted glass requires metal wireThe coefficient of thermal expansion is close to that of glass, it is not prone to chemical reactions with glass, possesses high mechanical strength, and exhibits a certain degree of magnetism. The surface is clean and free of oil stains.
Laminated glass, also known as safety glass.Frosted glass is made by heating ordinary flat glass to a red-hot, softened state and then pressing preheated iron wire or wire mesh into the middle of the glass. The characteristics of wired glass include superior fire resistance, the ability to block flames, and it does not shatter during high-temperature combustion. Additionally, it prevents injury from broken glass fragments. Moreover, wired glass offers burglary resistance, as the wire mesh can prevent glass from being easily cut. It is primarily used for skylights in roofs and balcony windows.
The thickness of wired glass is generallyAbove 5MM, we offer a variety of patterns such as embossed wired glass, polished wired glass, and colored wired glass. Shapes include flat wired glass, wave wired glass, and groove wired glass, etc.
Frosted glass is produced using the rolling method.A resilient flat glass product, made by embedding metal wire or mesh within glass plates, is used extensively in high-rise buildings and factories with strong vibrations. Upon impact, it only forms radial cracks instead of shattering and causing injury.
Frosted glass is a type of safety glass.Pre-fabricated steel wires are pressed into the softened, red-hot glass, creating wired glass. The steel mesh within the wired glass serves as a reinforcement, thereby increasing its bending strength and resistance to temperature fluctuations compared to regular glass. Even when broken, the fragments remain attached to the wires, preventing them from flying around and causing injury. Wired glass boasts bright, lustrous colors and is ideal for ceiling and partitioning in residential spaces, making the room brighter, more spacious, and elegant.
