Green tinted tempered building glass
FTG014
Product: tinted tempered glass
Thickness: 4mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm
Color: green
Size: customer's demand size
Processing: edges polishing, holes drilling, notches cutting, safety corners, logo printing etc.
Application: window, door, railing, partition wall, shower room, canopy etc.
Sample: avaiable
Thickness: 4mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm
Color: green
Size: customer's demand size
Processing: edges polishing, holes drilling, notches cutting, safety corners, logo printing etc.
Application: window, door, railing, partition wall, shower room, canopy etc.
Sample: avaiable
Delivery
FOB, CIF, EXW, DAP
minimum order
1 square meter
Supply Ability
10000square meter / Day
Country of Origin
China
Stock Time
14Day
Quantity:
Specifications
Green Tinted Tempered Glass
tinted glass is produced when colorants and iron are introduced during the glass manufacturing process. Different additives may produce differently coloured glasses. Bronze, dark grey and green are the commonly used tints. The end product does not affect the basic structure of the glass itself, but does enhance its performance in relation to the (solar) electromagnetic spectrum. The colour is homogenous throughout the thickness of the glass. The solar energy transmission, shading coefficient and visible light passing through the tinted glass will vary according to the colour selected.
Benefits of Tinted Glass
Applications of Tinted Glass
Dwellings
Another popular use of tinted glass is in windows of homes and commercial buildings. Residential glass tinting is much easier to do than automotive tinting. It can even be done by the homeowner himself, with some practice. Tinted glass in homes serves many practical purposes, such as limiting ultraviolet light transmission through windows, and reducing overall heat gain inside the home by reflecting solar heat energy, thereby saving the homeowner money on air-conditioning.
Commercial Buildings
Tinted glass is also used in commercial buildings. Apart from keeping the interiors cooler, it gives the outside of a building a more uniform, aesthetically pleasing appearance. Depending on the creative use of different colours of tinted glass, the building can also take on a unique and interesting appearance while being insulated from the sun at the same time.
| Product | tinted tempered glass |
| Thickness | 4mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm |
| Color | green |
| Size | customer's demand size |
| Processing | edges polishing, holes drilling, notches cutting, safety corners, logo printing etc. |
| Application | window, door, railing, partition wall, shower room, canopy etc. |
| Sample | avaiable |
Green Tinted Tempered Glass
tinted glass is produced when colorants and iron are introduced during the glass manufacturing process. Different additives may produce differently coloured glasses. Bronze, dark grey and green are the commonly used tints. The end product does not affect the basic structure of the glass itself, but does enhance its performance in relation to the (solar) electromagnetic spectrum. The colour is homogenous throughout the thickness of the glass. The solar energy transmission, shading coefficient and visible light passing through the tinted glass will vary according to the colour selected.
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Benefits of Tinted Glass
- Saves energy, controls solar heat and gives a striking visual effect
- Meets the increasing demands for light in workplaces, creates attractive interiors and gives a feeling of spaciousness
- Offers a practical, stylish alternative to traditional materials when used in screens, partitions and furniture at home or in the office
- Gives designers the freedom to create attractive modern environments that are also economical and easy to maintain
Applications of Tinted Glass
Dwellings
Another popular use of tinted glass is in windows of homes and commercial buildings. Residential glass tinting is much easier to do than automotive tinting. It can even be done by the homeowner himself, with some practice. Tinted glass in homes serves many practical purposes, such as limiting ultraviolet light transmission through windows, and reducing overall heat gain inside the home by reflecting solar heat energy, thereby saving the homeowner money on air-conditioning.
Commercial Buildings
Tinted glass is also used in commercial buildings. Apart from keeping the interiors cooler, it gives the outside of a building a more uniform, aesthetically pleasing appearance. Depending on the creative use of different colours of tinted glass, the building can also take on a unique and interesting appearance while being insulated from the sun at the same time.
