The difference between crystal glass and painted glass

The crystal glass is a decorative glass material with better decorative performance and more popular colors. It can be customized without any color pattern, and can also absorb and reflect part of the solar energy by using the glazed surface, which has certain energy-saving effects. At present, the country is promoting building energy conservation. It is believed that color crystal glass will have a better market prospect in the future. In addition to the crystal glass , we often see the paint glass with similar effect, the same surface is printed with a pattern, and the strength and performance are better. To help you understand the difference between glass and lacquered glass, we have written this article, which may be helpful.

First, what is the crystal glass ?

         The crystal glass is printed on the surface of the glass by screen printing technology, so that the glass has different patterns or patterns of different colors, and then heated, baked, tempered or semi-tempered. The glaze is sintered on the surface of the glass to obtain a wear-resistant, acid-resistant decorative material.

1.1 According to the need to produce a variety of patterns, different colors of crystal glass , decorative, stable color and does not fade;

1.2 High safety, can be tempered, and produce glass of laminated products such as sandwich and hollow;

1.3 shading effect is obvious.

Scope of application: Wide application and architectural decoration industry, furniture glass, electronic glass, etc. also often use the color glaze process. The crystal glass is light in weight and easy to install. The glaze never falls off and does not fade. It has the characteristics of non-hygroscopicity, non-permeability, easy cleaning and easy color matching. It is an incomparable stone, ceramic, wood and brick. New materials, widely used in indoor and outdoor decoration, exterior wall decoration.

Second, the difference between crystal glass and painted glass

Color glaze: sprayed, drawn, printed with inorganic glaze, and then baked at 620-720 °C, and melted into the glass body.

Baking paint: sprayed, drawn, printed with organic high molecular polymer mixed with organic or inorganic pigments, and then baked and fixed at 100-150 °C.

The glaze composition of the former is almost the same as that of the glass itself. After completion, it is integrated with the glass, and the service life is the same as that of the glass itself; the latter material is fundamentally different from the glass except that it is physically attached to the glass surface.