Uma Industries

Rajajinagar, Bangalore, Karnataka

LACQUERED GLASS Enamels are soft powdered coloured glass that are mixed with a medium and painted onto the glass with a brush. Deposits of special mineral pigments on the glass surface which vitrify at the annealing or tempering temperatures are stable, non-biodegradable deposits, and can be produced in one or more colours, and in different figures (tips, letters, and pads). When the medium is dry, the glass is placed in a kiln for firing. Enamelled glass is tempered or heat-strengthened glass, one face of which is covered, either partially or totally, with mineral pigments. In addition to its decorative function, enamelled glass is also a solar ray controller. Glass is covered by some metallic oxide, and rendered opaque by the presence of arsenic trioxide, or an equally fusible transparent glass, mixed with some opaque infusible powder. It is always applied as a pigment, and is fixed to the glass background by heat. It is essentially a glass, and by heat should become partially incorporated with the glass upon which it is painted.

MOULDED SKIN DOORS Being engraved by the use of an acidic substance like hydrofluoric Acid in a particular format, glass is called Acid Textured Glass. Textured acid-etched glass products offer a wealth of opportunities to architects, interior designers and decorators.

FRAMELESS GLASS DOORS Frameless glass doors are in higher demand and recommended by architects and interior decorators. These are widely used for front door, showroom, new houses or offices. We provide comprehensive range of frameless glass doors in various sizes, designs and combinations of toughed glass and patch fitting. Frameless glass doors and associated panels such as sidelights and highlights are minimum of either 10mm or 12mm toughened safety glass.

Glass blocks are a special building material made of glass or acrylic. Shaped and laid similarly to brick or concrete blocks, glass blocks are available in several different sizes and are commonly used as an alternative to traditional windows, especially in basements. Glass blocks are also used to construct shower walls, uniquely shaped windows, and are frequently employed in the architectural design of office buildings. Glass blocks are also frequently found in office spaces. They can be used to construct non-load bearing walls, partitions, and windows. Glass blocks are considered both an architectural element and a practical aspect of design because natural lighting can be filtered in.