 Flat Glass |
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MONOLITHIC GLASS |
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FLOAT GLASS |
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FIGURED GLASS |
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WIRED GLASS (POLISHED
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BRONZERAL/ GRAYRAL/ GREENRAL |
MIRROR |
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MIE MIRROR |
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MIE MIRROR DELUXE |
FIRE RESISTANT GLASS |
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HEAT RESISTANT TEMPERED GLASS (FIRELEX) |
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HEAT INSULATING GLASS (FUEGOLEX) |
FUNCTIONAL GLASS |
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HEAT REFLECTIVE GLASS (SKYLEX) |
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HIGH-PERFORMANCE HEAT REFLECTIVE GLASS (SKYCOOL) |
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INSULATING GLASS UNIT (PAIRLEX) |
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LAMINATED GLASS (LAMILEX UV) |
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TEMPERED GLASS (TEMPALEX) |
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HEAT STRENGTHENED
GLASS (HS-LEX) |
| The Best Choice Of Fire Resistance Rated Glazing
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High quality glass with a flat and smooth surface |
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Produced by a unique and efficient 'DUPLEX' process, which is the only one process all over the world. |
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World-wide most cost-effective glazing material for FIRE RESISTANCE! |
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Exteriors and interiors of general construction |
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Doors and windows of buildings where fire protection is required |
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Locations where fallout protection is required |
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Mesh Pattern
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Cross Mesh |
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When the wired glass is cut, the exposed metal wires
are bent and hairline cracks can occur along the glass edges, decreasing
strength. |
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Exposed metal wires along the edges of the glass can be rusted by rainwater or dew condensation. Wired glass can be damaged due to the spread of rust. |
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Maintain an ample distance between the surface of the glass and thick curtains, shades, lockers, etc. |
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The glass surface should not be painted or coated with paper. |
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The glass surface should not be exposed to direct currents of air from air-conditioning units. |
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Calculate and carefully consider thermal values to avoid thermal cracking when a shading or decorative film is put on the glass surface. |
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Use a flame-resistant silicone sealing compound when polished wired glass are used as fire door. |
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| The building designers are responsible
for incorporating specific characteristics of wired glass when determining
the applicable locations and area for the glass. |
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The primary feature of polished wired glass (diamond
and cross mesh) is its fire resistance. These glass products are not
safety glazing materials, and should not be used as such or in locations
where human impact is possible or where safety glazing is required.
However, there is some use of polished wired glass if building regulations
require or permit it for such application. |
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CENTRAL GLASS's polished wired glass (diamond and cross
mesh) are listed by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. of the US as fire
resistance rated glazing material 11G4, after tested in accordance
with UL9, UL10B and UL10C. In Japan, it conforms to the fire performance test specified by the Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS R 3204) and the Building Code of Japan. |
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| * | Both glass surface
can be ground and polished simultaneously in one continuous operation |
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