Abhishek Art Glass

Thane West, Thane, Maharashtra

Float glass is a sheet of glass made by floating molten glass on a bed of molten metal, typically tin.This method gives the sheet uniform thickness and very flat surfaces.  Float glass uses common glass-making raw materials, typically consisting of sand, soda ash (sodium carbonate), dolomite, limestone, and salt cake (sodium sulphate) etc. Other materials may be used as colourants, refining agents or to adjust the physical and chemical properties of the glass. Applications: Today, float glass is the most widely used form of glass in consumer products due to its high quality and no requirement for additional processing. Its shows structural flexibility during production and can easily be shaped and bent into a variety of forms while in a heated, syrupy state. This makes it ideal for a variety of applications such as • Automobile glass (e.g. windshields, windows, mirrors) • Mirrors • Furniture (e.g. in tables and shelves) • Insulated glass • Windows and doors Most forms of specialized glass such as  toughened glass, frosted glass, laminated safety glass  and  soundproof glass  consist of standard float glass that has been further processed.

Application Classic Lacquered Glass is ideal for use in domestic and commercial locations which include offices, hotels, museums, theatres etc. for the purpose of: • Wall paneling and column cladding • Furniture • Cabinet, wardrobe and sliders  • Partitions, lift lobbies • Signage, writing boards and bathrooms. Safety To avoid the risk of injury in case of an impact, a safety film is applied to the back surface. This holds the fragments in place if the glass cracks. Our product are made stringently adhering to all the norms and protocols of fire safety.

Advantages 1. Translucency is determined by the structure and design 2. Ideal for interior decorative application requiring a certain degree of privacy 3. Can be thermally toughened or structured in double glazing units depending on the design and thickness Application Areas   • Decorative surfaces • Furniture cladding and caseload surfaces • Staircases and railings • Partitions • Office enclosures • Shower and bath enclosures • Interior and exterior Doors.

In modern day architecture glass is extensively used as a decorative material. This is due to the fact that additional processing is possible which adds various features. There is no end to the possibilities of pattern and colour with regards to silk screen printing. Glass which undergoes silk screen printing can perform not only a decorative function, but also has a lot of practical application.

This type of Glass is used in areas where privacy is a point of concern. It is created by treating the surface of clear float glass with acid thus creating a surface which is nebulous and smooth with proportional frosting and vivid granule.The glass is of NR quality which makes the surface fingerprint free.  This particular processing renders the glass opaque. Application This Glass is used in interior and exterior profiles where privacy is a concern. The biggest advantage of this product is it can be further processed, like toughened or laminated. Hence it can also be used for exterior application like doors and partitions. It has major applications for division walls and for shower cubicles in the bathroom. Properties 1) Finger print free. 2) Consistent finish and appearance. 3) It will not degrade or wearout, does not pickle or discolour and texture does not change over time 4) Soft and silken to touch 5) Any process such as cutting, polishing and bevelling can be performed. It also allows easy bending, lamination and toughening 6) Ease of cleaning and resistance to marks or stains. 7) It can be maintained using common cleaners because it is not an additive, or a bonded layer. 8) Does not peel or discolour like films. 9) Does not scratch off like coatings.