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Low iron glass is also named super clear glass, or ultra-clear glass that offers the highest possible levels of light transmission and visual clarity.
Low iron glass has distinctive clarity that is achieved by using sand with much lower iron oxide content in the batch mix when the float glass is manufactured.
Extra clear low iron glass can be used to stunning effect in museum display cases, balustrade systems, frameless shower screens, and furniture where a processed glass edge is exposed, and clarity of vision is desired.
Low iron glass is also the preferred glass option for paint and print applications such as PurArt™ digital printed glass and Ceraphic™ ceramic fritted glass for a true representation of color.
Available in laminated, toughened, and toughened laminated form.
Residential and commercial glazing.
For design applications that require clear images or colors such as Ceraphic™ silkscreen printed glass, and PurArt™ digitally printing glass.
Design Considerations
Patterned or textured glass is designed to offer a level of privacy, diffuse incoming light, and provide a design feature in the home or building interior.
Glass across a full spectrum of vibrant colors, available in a range of translucency levels.
With a stylish frosted appearance, PurColor™ Translucent is durable, reliable, and designed to secure your privacy.
Frosted type finish designed for light diffusion providing a level of privacy screening.
Ceramic ink digital printing on glass for a wide range of design possibilities.
Silk-screening ceramic frit onto glass is an excellent way for architects and designers to create exciting new looks on their projects using patterns and colors.
Spandrel glass is the opaque glass that conceals structural building components such as columns, floors, HVAC systems, vents, electrical wiring, and plumbing, preventing these from being visible from the exterior of the building.