How to choose the glass of the museum showcase

According to the actual needs of the different, museum showcase glass generally choose tempered glass or laminated glass. And tempered glass is divided into tempered clear glass (also called ordinary tempered glass) and tempered ultra-clear glass. Laminated glass is divided into ordinary laminated glass, ultra-white laminated glass and low-reflective laminated glass.

Early museum display cases due to material technology and other restrictions, can only use ordinary transparent flat glass as the main material. Due to the presence of iron elements inside the glass, the light transmission performance of the glass is relatively poor, although the complete display of cultural relics, but the general clarity, and the audience from outside the cabinet to see the color of cultural relics will be distorted. With the birth of this revolutionary product, the display effect of the museum and the experience of the audience has been greatly enhanced. Ultra-white glass, also known as low-iron glass, which means that we reduce the iron originally present in the composition of the glass through technical means, resulting in a crystal-clear flat glass. Although the ultra-white glass is clear and translucent, and the color is not distorted, but still not solved the problem is the reflective nature of the glass itself, due to the reflective reason, the viewer in front of the museum display case to view the exhibits, the glass will always reflect their own shadow, and can not avoid, if you want to take pictures, the impact will be more serious. In recent years, people's infinite search for various applications and innovative development of glass technology, the next emergence of low-reflective glass, which is a glass we get by changing the optical properties of their own results. Excellent low-reflective glass can reduce the original 8% reflectivity of glass to less than 1%, thus greatly enhancing the viewing experience, and the excellent effect experience makes it much loved by museum people.