Glass is widely used in our daily life. There are many types of glass, such as Silver Mirror, ultra-thin glass, etc. Ultra-thin glass refers to flat glass with a thickness below 1.1mm. The production process requirements of thin glass are much higher, so the production is more difficult, so what are the characteristics of ultra-thin glass? Let's find out together! Ultra-thin glass is the same as glass that is often seen in daily life. It is an amorphous metastable solid material with irregular structure, but it is different from Antique Mirror. It has isotropy, no fixed melting point, gradient and reversibility. It is generally used A variety of inorganic minerals (such as quartz sand, borax, boric acid, etc.) are used as the main raw material, and a small amount of auxiliary raw materials are added. Its main components are silicon dioxide and other oxides, all of which are silicate double salts. Compared with ordinary flat glass, ultra-thin glass is only different in thickness. It is generally considered that glass with a thickness less than 1.5mm is ultra-thin glass. Advantages of ultra-thin glass: 1. Compared with ordinary glass, Pattern Mirror, ultra-thin glass has higher transparency, and it is cleaner, brighter and more beautiful to use. 2. Because the thinner the glass, the better the light transmission performance, the better the flexibility, and the weight will be reduced accordingly. This is also the most important advantage of ultra-thin glass. 3. The surface of ultra-thin glass is smoother. There are many photo frame glass, mirrors, high-end cosmetic mirrors, lighting, etc. are also using ultra-thin glass products. 4. The sensitivity of ultra-thin glass is higher, and it can be used for touch-screen wristwatches, tablet computers, electronic products, and various precision instrument surfaces, etc. It is faster and more convenient to operate, and has higher flexibility. The above content explanation is related to the advantages of ultra-thin glass, and I hope it will be helpful to you.
