Ceramic fritted glass is a type of glass that features ceramic paints (frits) applied to its surface. These ceramic paints are fused to the glass at high temperatures, creating a permanent decorative or functional pattern.

Material and Production:

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Type of Glass: Usually, tempered or laminated glass is used.

Frit Material: Ceramic paints contain metal oxides and various inorganic compounds.

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Application: Ceramic paints are applied to the glass surface via screen printing or spraying methods and then fused to the glass in a furnace.

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Physical Properties:

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Thickness: Typically ranges from 4 mm to 25 mm.

Color Options: A wide range of colors is available, and patterns and opacity levels can be customized according to client requirements.

Patterns: Standard patterns as well as custom designs can be applied.​​​​

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Mechanical Properties:

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Durability: High impact resistance due to the use of tempered or laminated glass.​​​​

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Heat Resistance: Ceramic paints withstand high temperatures and are not damaged during the tempering process.​​​​

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Chemical Resistance: Resistant to chemical effects and durable in outdoor conditions.​​​​

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Performance Properties:

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Visual Impact: Provides an aesthetic appearance when used for decorative purposes.​​​​

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Privacy: Provides privacy with opaque or translucent patterns.​​​​

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Light Transmittance: Different patterns and colors control light transmittance.​​​​

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Anti-Slip Surface: Provides a non-slip surface when used in flooring applications.​​​​

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Application Areas:

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Architectural Applications: Facade claddings, window glass, balcony railings.​​​​

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Interior Applications: Wall partitions, shower enclosures, furniture glass.

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Industrial Applications: Laboratory countertops, screens, and displays.​​​​

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