This article identifies the differences a front surface mirror has from other types of mirrors and the benefits of its use.
An EMI shielding window is an optically transparent, electrically conductive barrier that significantly reduces the amount of electro-magnetic radiation that might pass through it. This article covers the different types and their uses and benefits.
Transparent Heater Windows are used for widely differing purposes from keeping food hot or cold to preventing aircraft windows from frosting over. This article covers their many uses and benefits.
Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) is a family of processes that is used to deposit layers of atoms or molecules from the vapor phase onto a solid substrate in a vacuum chamber. Two very common types of processes used are Sputtering and Electron Beam Evaporation, which are described in this article.
Thin film optical coatings are applied to optical substrates such as glass to alter or change its optical properties. This article provides a brief overview of their function and the different types available.
Scratch/Dig refers to cosmetic defects found in glass from the manufacturing and/or handling process. This article describes the difference between scratches and digs as well as their specifications.
This article provides an overview of the benefits of low iron soda lime glass.
Strengthening glass can be done via three primary processes; tempering, thermal strengthening and chemical strengthening in order to increase the heat resistance and overall strength of the glass. This article provides an overview of all three processes.
Abrisa Technologies can fabricate many edge treatments for the various glass substrates we provide. The edge treatment selected can affect functionality and performance.
This article by Abrisa Technologies describes the difference between annealing and tempering as a glass strengthening process.
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