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❖ It is an
amorphous solid which
GLASS
is often transparent and
has widespread
practical, technological
and decorative usage
in things like window
panels, tableware and
optoelectronics.
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FLOAT GLASS• Float glass is made
of sodium silicate and
Education calcium silicate so, it
Plan is also called as soda
lime glass. It is clear
and flat so, it causes
glare.
Shatterproof glass
is used for
windows, skylights,
floors etc.
The glass cracks like a
spider web, but doesn't
actually break through
Laminated glass
Education It was invented in 1903
Plan by the French chemist
Edouard Benedictus.
It is used for
Aquariums,
bridges and etc. It is a type of safety glass that
holds together when shattered. It
is a combination of layers of
normal glass, so it has more
weight than the normal glass.
Extra clean glass
Education Extra clean glass has two
Plan special properties,
photocatalytic and
hydrophilic. Because of
these properties, it acts as
stain proof and gives beautiful
appearance.
● flacon for
cosmetics
● pharmaceuticals
Tableware
●drinking glasses
●Plate
●Cups
● bowls
Housing &
buildings
●Windows
●Facades
●Conservatory
●Insulation
●reinforcement
structures
Interior design
& furnitures
●mirrors,
●partitions,
●balustrades,
●tables,
●shelves,
●lighting
Automotive and
transport
●windshield
●backlights
reinforced structural
components of cars
●aircrafts
Radiation
Protection
●X-ray
●Gamma ray
Appliances
●Television
●Oven doors
●Phones
●Computer
Renewable
Energy
●solar-energy glass,
●windturbines
• Glazing means to fit with
glass or glasslike material.
GLASS PLASTICS
Indoor: Outdoor:
• Mirrors • Solar panels
• Furnitures • Windows
• Glass floors • Teller & drive-
• Partitions thru windows
• Atriums
• Balustrades
Polystyrene Polycarbonate Acrylic
Polystyrene
• A relatively soft plastic used
in the making of such mass-
produced moulded plastic
products as plastic cups,
plastic toys, and inexpensive
box frames.
• This product is not ideal for
valuable artwork because it CHARACTERISTICS:
yellows as it ages. • Thermoplastic
• It is also more brittle than
• Thermoset
polycarbonate and acrylic.
Polycarbonate
• Used in protecting valuable artifacts or artworks
that are on public display because it is virtually
unbreakable.
• It is rarely used in conventional framing because
of the high cost
• Commonly used for plastic lenses in eyewear, in
medical devices and etc.
• Very good heat resistance
• Polycarbonate plastics are engineering plastics in
that they are typically used for more capable,
robust materials
Acrylic
• Better optical quality
• Increased durability
• Higher insulation, acrylic is 20% more efficient at
reducing temperature flux compared to glass.
• Maintains its appearance. The misconception about
acrylic is that it will yellow and turn brittle over time.
While this may be true of cheaper plastics, acrylic
maintains its quality and appearance for many years.
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