Anti-reflective glass

Glazing with minimum reection! Description VISION-LITE is an anti-reective coated glass which signicantly reduces the reection of light on the surface of the glass. To achieve the anti-reective effect, the glass must be coated on both faces. SGG VISION-LITE coated glass is obtained by magnetically enhanced cathodic sputtering under vacuum conditions, by applying transparent coatings of metallic oxide to the glass. SGG Applications SGG VISION-LITE is ideal for all applications that require maximum transparency and unimpaired vision through the glass. • External: - shop fronts and show rooms; -...

Range - SGG VISION-LITE is available in STADIP PROTECT laminated glazing, produced from SGG DIAMANT extraclear glass; - Semi VISION-LITE is the monolithic glass used for the production of SGG VISION-LITE; SGG VISION-LITE is manufactured by laminating two pieces of semi VISION-LITE together; - safety: STADIP PROTECT laminated glass; - acoustic insulation using SGG STADIP SILENCE; - SGG VISION-LITE can also be assembled into double-glazed units consisting of 2 sheets of laminated SGG VISION-LITE glass; in this case, all four faces are treated with the anti-reective coating. For enhanced thermal...

Performance Comparison of performance of SGG PLANILUX conventional glass with SGG VISION-LITE anti-reective glass. Light transmittance TL % SGG PLANILUX SGG VISION-LITE* SGG PLANILUX SGG VISION-LITE* SGG PLANILUX SGG VISION-LITE* SGG PLANILUX SGG VISION-LITE* The residual reectance depends on the angle from which it is viewed. Perpendicular to the glass, it is slightly bluish and can vary slightly. For external applications (eg: shop windows), it is strongly recommended that a sample is viewed in the intended location. • Important The residual reectance of SGG VISION-LITE anti-reective glass...

Coloured decorative glass with relief

Safety decorative glass thermoformed and printed for indoor and outdoor decoration Advantages CREA-LITE is manufactured by softening clear or body-tinted glass at high temperature. As a rst step, a mould is milled with a personalized relief taken from a photograph or a numerical le. The glass is then placed on the mould and heated up to 800°C. The heat forming begins when the glass softens and assumes the 3D shapes of the mould. After that operation, the glass is tempered. CREA-LITE can also be coloured by printing on glass. Powders are placed on the surface and heated with a special cycle. -...