Customized Fluted Tempered Glass Hot Melt Glass fusion laminated sandwich etched glass

Safety performance improvement:
The function of laminated layer: The intermediate PVB or SGP film adheres to fragments when the glass is broken to prevent splashing and meets building safety standards (such as explosion-proof and earthquake-resistant requirements).
Hot melt reinforcement: High temperature treatment can improve the mechanical strength of glass and have better impact resistance than ordinary glass.

Functional diversity:
Privacy and light transmission balance: The etched part can block the line of sight while maintaining light transmission; the laminate layer can also add dimming or sound insulation functions.
Environmentally friendly and durable: The laminated film blocks ultraviolet rays and protects indoor furniture; the hot melt glass surface is dense and has better stain resistance than ordinary etched glass.

Design flexibility: Supports multi-layer glue (such as color film, metal foil embedding), or local hot melt + etching combination to meet personalized needs.

Typical usage scenarios:
Space partition: artistic screens in hotel lobby and office buildings, guide light through hot melt texture, and etched patterns reflect brand elements.
Curtain walls and doors and windows: glue glue to ensure safety, and hot melt etching appearance improves the recognition of building facades (such as museums and commercial complexes).
Furniture and lamps: Hot melt glass makes countertops and chandeliers, etching parts to soften light; glue prevents the risk of damage.
Bathroom partition: privacy (etching) + explosion-proof and safety (slapping) + moisture-proof (hot melt glass has no pores).

Public art installations: sculptures, wall reliefs, etc., use the three-dimensional sense of hot melt and the detailed narrative of etching, and glue to ensure weather resistance for outdoor use.

This glass is especially suitable for projects that pursue unique aesthetics and practical functions, and is the preferred material for designers to improve the quality of space.