Types of glass

Glass is a beautiful material. It is versatile and functional. Architects, interior designers and consumers specify glass for many uses, because it lets light into your home, promises clear vision, and of course, it is easily cleaned. Glass processing transforms raw sheets of glass into high performance products.

By cutting, toughening, laminating, decorating or polishing and incorporating processed glass into sealed units, glass can now be used to provide safety, security, passive solar control, thermal and acoustic insulation. There are many different glasses available on the market today for all kinds of applications.

To obtain further information we have links to both Solaglas St Gobain Glass and Pilkington Glass websites

http://www.solaglas.sggs.com/SolaGlas/Glass%20information/search_for_a_product.asp

http://www.pilkington.com/Europe/UK+and+Ireland/English/Products/bp/default1.htm

	Float/Annealed Glass
	High quality, transparent flat glass is manufactured by floating molten glass on a 'tin bath' at an extremely high temperature. The glass is then gently cooled to enable cutting and further processing of the glass post manufacture. Mirror is created by applying a silver coating to one side of the glass. Mirror can not be toughened but a safety backing can be applied to it.
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Types of glass

Float/Annealed Glass