Glass is not only transparent and white, but also has high strength and hardness. It is an indispensable material in daily production and life. There are many types of glass, in addition to the more common float glass and tempered glass, there are hot-melt glass, laminated glass, frosted glass and other varieties with special functions. In this article, we will introduce frosted glass and sandblasted glass, and explain how they differ and how.

1. How to distinguish frosted glass and sandblasted glass

Frosted glass is also called frosted glass or dark glass. It is made of general flat glass by mechanical sandblasting, manual grinding or hydrofluoric acid dissolution to treat the surface into a uniform rough surface. Due to the rough surface, it diffuses light and transmits light Without perspective, it can make the indoor light soft and unobtrusive. It is often used in the doors and windows and partitions of bathrooms, toilets, and offices that need to be shaded. When using it, the wool should be facing out of the window. For tightness. Because the mouth of the gas cylinder is also frosted, the frosted side is usually applied with frosted glass. The collected gas is not easy to leak.

Sandblasted glass is a process of mixing emery with water and spraying it on the surface of the glass under high pressure. The sandblasted glass is used to polish it. It includes flower-blasted glass and sand-carved glass. It is an active horizontal sandblasting machine or vertical blasting. The sand machine processes the glass products into horizontal or concave carved pictures on the glass, and can also add colors to the pictures called "printed glass", or use it in conjunction with a computer engraving machine to make deep carvings and shallow carvings, which constitute a dazzling, Fine art of painting and painting. The high-tech process of sandblasted glass corrodes the surface of the flat glass, and then forms a translucent matte effect, which has a vague aesthetic. The function is basically similar to frosted glass, except that the frosted glass is changed. Sandblasting

2. What is the difference between sandblasted glass and frosted glass

Sandblasted glass uses a high-tech process to corrode the surface of the flat glass, and then forms a translucent matte effect, which has a vague aesthetic. In the decoration of the room, sandblasted glass can be used to reflect the defined area but not close to each other. Places, such as between the dining room and the living room, can use sandblasted glass to make a delicate screen.

Frosted glass is made by frosting the general flat glass. Generally, the thickness is less than 9 mm, and the thickness is mostly 5 and 6 mm.