Factory Wholesale 3-12mm Decorative Pattern Color Stained Glass Sheet Digital Printing Glass

Short Description:

1. 1. 1. 1. Digital glass printing process is a technology that applies ceramic ink directly onto glass in much the same way that an inkjet printer prints onto paper. Ceramic frit designs are fused on to the glass surface during the tempering process.

Size: 300*300mm - 2400*3600mm
Thickness: 3-12mm
Color: Clear, tinted, low iron
Packing: Wooden crate, Cardboard box in pallet
Usage: Industrial, Decoration, Balustrades & Handrails
Applications Include: Art Installations Include, Signage, Counter Tops, Wall Cladding, Backsplashes, Flooring Stairs, Marker Boards, Partitions, Elevator Cabs, and more!

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✱ Parameter:

Performance:	Safety, high strength, thermal stability, impact resistance is 4 to 5 times more than float glass
Single-layer thickness:	3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 15mm,19mm
Max size:	2500*3660mm		Mini Size:	200*300mm
Edge type:	matt, polished flat, polished round, polished bevelled
Glass type:	clear, extra clear, frosted, patterned, color tinted, color printed, self-cleaning, reflective(Low E), fire-proof
Certificate:	CCC&ISO	CE(EN12150)	SGCC	AS/NZS2208:1996
Process:	clear tempered glass	CNC cut → edge polished → holes drilled or cutcut if needed → tempered → packing
	color printed glass	CNC cut → edge polished → holes drilled or cutcut if needed → color printed →tempered → packing
	others	All kinds of tempered glass can be laminated or insulated
Application:	commericila & residential use of partion & wall, door & window, fence & railing, skylight & roof, shower screen & shower room, funiture use: table top & cabinet, electrical panel, etc

✱ Description：

Digital glass printing using the ceramic technology is a considerably different approach to using digital UV. With digital ceramic printing, the ink used contains ceramic frit (these are Nanoparticles of glass mixed with colored pigments) and are fused into the glass after tempering.

As a result, the ink becomes an integral part of the printed glass. In comparison, digital UV inks are not fused into the glass; rather they are laid down on top of the glass and then cured, creating an ultra-thin printed layer over the glass surface. When comparing the two options, we find that Digital Glass Printing using ceramic technology is the most effective and highest quality method.