Lacquered glass is a special coating designed to bond directly to the glass surface and finally protected with a surface coating, which is then oven dried. Unlike other conventional coatings, glass coatings alter the glass surface to promote permanent adhesion. Once cured, the paint will not chip, fade or peel, even in high humidity conditions. Lacquered glass can be used for light control, UV resistance, heat resistance and visibility without fading or delamination even when exposed to direct sunlight.
|
Product Name |
Lacquered glass |
|
Thickness |
2mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, etc. |
|
Paint Color |
Pure white, white, black, blue, green, yellow, red, etc. |
|
Standard Size |
1830 x 1220mm, 1830 x 2440mm, 2134 x 3050mm, 2134 x 3300mm, 2250 x 3210mm, 2250 x 3300mm, 2440 x 3660mm(Max Size), etc. |
|
Deep Processing |
Sandblasting, frosting, acid-etching, silk-screenprinting, drilling, CNC cutting, polishing, etc. |
|
Shapes |
Large sheet, cut size, round, square, rectangle, oval, irregular, etc. |
|
Edge Working |
Clean cut, flat edge, pencil edge, beveled edge(5-60mm), polished or rough. |
|
Pricing Term |
EXW,FOB,CIF,CFR,CNF etc. |
|
Payment Method |
T/T, Western Union, L/C, etc. |
|
Package |
Standard seaworthy export packaging. Glass outer packaging: EPE, EPS, plastic corners, carton, plywood box, etc. Fixed: plastic packing belt, steel packing belt, etc. According to customer needs. |
|
Standard |
CE, BSI, SGCC, CCC, ISO9001, EN12150, AS/NZS2208:1996, etc. |
|
Export |
United States, Australia, South Korea, UAE, Italy, Poland, Germany, Thailand, Iran, Israel, etc. |
1. Durable appearance: The glass back with a varnish layer always clings to the covered surface.
2. High-quality surface treatment: The manufacturing process guarantees a uniform surface treatment and the paint adheres perfectly to the glass.
3. Easy to assemble and maintain.
Lacquered glass has a strong decorative effect and is mainly used in the decoration of walls and background walls, and is suitable for indoor and outdoor decoration in any place.
