Vacuum Glass

What is difficult to do under normal circumstances, you can easily make the unusual. Perhaps the motto for those who are actively experimenting with a vacuum environment, seeking new opportunities for application of the "useful void." A striking example results of such experiments - vacuum deposition technology, through which many of the processes occurring in the literal sense, "with a light hand." For example, tinted glass coating. Compared with other methods give the glass the color you want this type of toning is technologically simple. On a clear, well-polished glass-to-install vacuum sputtering a thin layer of metals or metal oxides, which give him specified color and characteristics. Typically, the list of metals are titanium, toning, bronze or stainless steel. Thus, this relatively simple method allows for deposition of coatings of any thickness with any degree of light reflection and light transmission. In addition, a toned glass is easy to hold still and ultraviolet rays, and the technology vacuum deposition is possible even for patterned glass. In addition, Vacuum toning and gives a more durable result: it is resistant to atmospheric and to mechanical stress.

However, some coverage is so strong that they even nail will not be able to leave a scratch. It would seem that with such unique features tinted coating in a vacuum should be worth a pretty penny. However, in practice it turns out that it is also more economical than other ways of dimming glass. But the only drawback, perhaps, might not be so wide choice of colors: for the sprayed metal layer glass may be just a metal shade. Today, this type of toning is especially loved by the car manufacturers. After tinted glass in this way, besides all these advantages, more and meets all current state standards. ZAO Ferry Watts'