Discussion On The Difference Between Frosted Glass And Sandblasted Glass

Now with the continuous development of production technology, glass has a variety of new types, with more and stronger function, gradually replace ordinary glass. Glass is non-crystalline inorganic nonmetallic material, generally with a variety of inorganic minerals (such as quartz sand, borax, boric acid, barite, barium carbonate, limestone, feldspar, soda ash, etc.) as the main raw material, in addition to the addition of a few auxiliary raw materials made of glass, for example, the ordinary glass window can only be transparent and windproof, the use of laminated glass has the function of noise reduction and heat insulation, more convenient and practical. We will briefly introduce the differences between sandblasted glass and frosted glass in the following paragraphs, so that you can understand the differences in the composition of glass.

Frosted glass and sandblasted glass look similar from the appearance, because its processing makes the light diffuse reflection effect, so it is used in office curtain wall, bathroom, doors and Windows. It helps to reduce the transmission of light. So what's the difference between frosted glass and sandblasted glass?

Frosted glass is common float glass by grinding machine in the glass. After grinding coarse 焅 make appearance, can greatly cut through the light, but not visible.

Sandblasted glass is sprayed on the surface of glass by hydrofluoric acid dissolution at high pressure, which can be obtained by overcorroding the surface of glass, and it also has the effect of light transmittibility. After comparison of frosted glass and sandblasted glass only processing method is not the same, the effect of the processing is the same, in addition to the two processing methods on the market and frosted wallpaper and frosted ink. The frosted wallpaper is directly flat on the surface of the glass, and the frosted ink needs to be printed on the surface of the glass using screen printing plate. These two methods can also achieve the effect of light transmission and invisibility.