Advantages of using toughened stepped glasses
compared to flat or moulded/cast glasses: |
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| • No mould costs, enabling savings when different sizes |
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for a large range of products is required. |
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| • Extra white glass: |
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- Low iron oxide glass with a premium surface |
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quality. |
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- Extremely clear. It does not contain the common |
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greenish colour of standard float glass therefore it
does not falsify colour's and is neutral in lighting
applications. |
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- Very high light transmission properties. |
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- Efficiency, does not heat up as much as standard |
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float glass and therefore offers advantages when
surface temperatures play an important role,
e.g.in ground uplights - in some applications,
(depending on design and construction) the
temperature of the cover glass can be reduced
about 10–20%. |
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| • Temperature resistance up to 280ºC. |
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| • Higher resistance to thermal shock. |
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| • Higher precision processing. |
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| • Higher mechanical stability. |
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| • Step shaped glass seals with the fitting in one |
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plane, resulting in superior seal and IP ratings. |
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| • Glasses can be finished with anti-slip surface print, |
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logos/patterns. |
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| • Extra white stepped glass thicknesses: |
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5-6-8-10-12-15-19mm. |
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| • Processed in a wide variety of shapes and sizes |
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to meet specific requirements. |
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| • Technical assistance can be provided from |
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development to final product - temperature and load
testing. |
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| • Machined standard and special support |
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components. |
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Note Stepped Glasses are an import item. Surcharge, minimum quantities and lead times apply. |
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