5mm rinoratidzira girazi rakasviba regirazi rinoratidzira

Type: light blue reflective glass, dark blue reflective glass, light green reflective glass (French green reflective glass), dark green reflective glass (emerald green reflective glass), brown reflective glass, bronze reflective glass, European gray reflective glass, dark Gray reflective glass, black reflective glass, gold reflective glass, silver reflective glass,

Thickness: 4mm, 5mm, 6mm.

Size: 1830*2440, 2140*3300, 2140*3660, 2140*1650, 2250*3300, 2250*3660, 2440*3660.

Color reflective glass is manufactured through a process known as vacuum sputtering or magnetron sputtering. This method involves depositing metallic oxides onto the surface of clear or tinted glass in a vacuum chamber. By controlling the composition and thickness of these metallic coatings, manufacturers can achieve a wide range of colors and reflective properties.

During the sputtering process, the glass substrate is placed in a vacuum chamber along with targets made of the desired metal oxides, such as titanium, zinc, or silicon. High-voltage electrical currents are then applied to the targets, causing atoms to be ejected and deposited onto the glass surface. The thickness and composition of these coatings determine the color and reflective characteristics of the glass.

Several parameters play a crucial role in determining the performance and appearance of color reflective glass:

1. Visible Light Transmission (VLT): VLT refers to the percentage of visible light that passes through the glass. Different applications may require varying levels of VLT to control glare and brightness indoors.

1. Solar Reflectance: This parameter measures the ability of the glass to reflect solar radiation, helping to reduce heat gain and energy consumption in buildings.
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3. U-Value: The U-value indicates the rate of heat transfer through the glass. Low U-values signify better insulation properties, contributing to energy efficiency in buildings.
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5. Color Rendering Index (CRI): CRI measures the ability of a light source to accurately reveal the colors of objects compared to natural light. High CRI values are desirable for applications where color fidelity is important, such as museums or retail spaces.
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Color reflective glass finds applications across various sectors, thanks to its aesthetic appeal and functional properties:

1. Architectural Facades: Reflective glass facades add a contemporary touch to buildings while improving energy efficiency by reducing solar heat gain. The reflective surfaces also create dynamic visual effects, especially in urban landscapes.

2. Interior Design: In interior spaces, color reflective glass can be used for partitions, doors, and decorative elements to enhance natural light distribution and create visually striking environments.

3. Automotive Industry: Reflective glass coatings are utilized in automotive windows to improve visibility, reduce glare, and enhance the overall appearance of vehicles. Additionally, they help regulate interior temperatures, improving comfort for passengers.

4. Electronics: Color reflective glass is integral to the production of display panels for electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets, and televisions. The reflective coatings enhance screen clarity and color vibrancy, providing an optimal viewing experience for users.

5. Solar Panels: Some variants of color reflective glass are engineered for use in photovoltaic solar panels, where they serve as protective layers while also optimizing light absorption for electricity generation.