Custom Non-glare glass

Advantages of no glare glass

Reduced Glare： Non-glare glass reduces eye fatigue and visual discomfort in brightly lit environments.

Improve visual clarity： Non-glare glass makes screens easier to read, even in bright light.

Enhanced content display： Non-glare glass is better for displays because it doesn’t reflect light. This makes the content more accessible and attracts more customers.

Enhanced safety： Non-glare glass in car dashboards and cockpits makes driving safer by reducing the effects of sunlight and other light sources.

Durability: The non-glare glass surface is scratch-resistant and suitable for public places and high-frequency use.

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Different types of no-glare glass

Coated Non-glare glass

A special reflective coating is applied to the glass. The coating reduces light reflection and gives clear vision. Non-glare glass is widely used in displays and optics. It has clear images.

Etched Non-Glare Glass

This non-glare glass is etched to create tiny bumps. It scatters light and reduces reflections. Etched glass is used where long-lasting durability and scratch-resistant properties are required.

We can match customized non-glare glass precisely to design specs. We base the match on the customer’s needs. These include size, thickness, optical properties, and surface finish.

Technical Data of Non-glare Glass

Transmittance:

Non-glare glass usually has high transmittance. It is usually above 90%, ensuring good transparency.

Reflectivity:

Non-glare glass has a low reflectivity, usually below 3%. This reduces glare and reflection.

Surface Hardness:

Non-glare glass can be made more complex through chemistry or physics. Expected hardness levels range from 6H to 7H. They provide reasonable protection against scratches.

UV blocking:

It can block most of the UV rays, usually over 99%. This protects the objects behind it from UV damage.

Resistance to environmental impacts:

Non-glare glass is resistant to temperature and humidity and lasts well in different weather.

Chemical Resistance:

Resistant to common chemicals, suitable for laboratories, industry, and the outdoors.

Applications of non-glare glass

Electronic Displays

Non-glare glass is used in electronic devices. It reduces light reflection and improves screen readability and viewing comfort.

Photography and art displays

Museums, galleries, and photo exhibits have non-glare glass frames. It reduces reflections so viewers can see the details and colors.

Interior Design

Anti-glare glass can be used on furniture surfaces, including coffee tables and desks. It enhances the interior design feel.

Automotive

In cars, non-glare glass covers dashboards and displays. It reduces reflections from sunlight and vehicle lights, making it safer.

Different Glass Processes to Meet Your Needs

As a professional custom glass processing factory, we provide a full range of glass processing solutions. Our core processes include: glass manufacturing, printing technology, coating technology, edge processing, bonding technology, etc. We can provide high-quality custom glass products for many fields such as architecture, home, electronics, and automobiles. No matter what your needs are, we can tailor the most suitable glass solution for you.

Gorilla Glass:

High-strength, scratch-resistant specialty glass widely used in smartphone and tablet screens. It has excellent durability and clarity while remaining thin and light.

AGC Glass:

High-quality glass produced by Asahi Glass for a wide range of applications, from architecture to automobiles. It has excellent optical properties and durability to meet diverse industrial needs.

Panda Glass:

High-strength glass designed for mobile devices with excellent drop and scratch resistance. It provides excellent touch and visual clarity for high-end smart devices.

Float Glass:

Flat glass manufactured by the float process with a flat surface and uniform quality. It is widely used in areas such as architectural windows, mirrors, and furniture.

Quartz Glass:

Made of pure silicon dioxide, it has extremely high heat resistance and chemical stability. It is often used in high-temperature environments, optical instruments, and precision fields such as semiconductor manufacturing.

Sapphire glass:

Made of artificial sapphire crystal, it has extremely high hardness and scratch resistance. Commonly used in high-end watch mirrors and screen protection for some smart devices.

Acrylic glass/PMMA:

Lightweight, highly transparent plastic material with good impact resistance. Widely used in areas such as signs, display cabinets and interior decoration, it is an ideal substitute for glass.

PC (polycarbonate):

High-strength, high-toughness thermoplastic plastic with excellent impact resistance. Widely used in areas such as safety equipment, automotive parts and electronic product housings

CNC Manufacturing

CNC glass processing uses CNC technology for precise, complex shapes. This method can drill, mill, cut, and polish. It works on various glass types and thicknesses.

Water Jet Manufacturing

Water jet cutting uses high-pressure water to cut glass. Sometimes, abrasives are mixed in. This cold-cutting technology avoids a heat-affected zone. It prevents thermal stress and micro-cracking of the glass. Water jets can cut thick and laminated glass. They can create complex shapes and contours while keeping smooth, burr-free edges.

Laser Manufacturing

Laser glass processing uses high-energy laser beams for cutting, engraving, and marking. This method offers high precision and clarity. It excels at processing complex patterns and tiny details. Laser processing is fast. It can handle various glass thicknesses. It can also achieve non-contact processing, reducing mechanical stress on the glass surface.

Silk-screen printing:

Silk-screen printing is a traditional, versatile technique that works on many glass surfaces. A unique screen can press ink onto the glass, achieving large-area, highly saturated color printing.

Digital printing:

Digital printing, a cutting-edge and flexible technique, allows for high customization in glass decoration. Utilizing advanced digital printers, complex, multi-colored patterns and fine details can be printed directly onto the glass.

UV printing:

UV printing uses UV curing technology to print special inks directly onto the glass, cured immediately. This method offers excellent durability and vivid colors. It dries quickly, too. UV printing can create high-quality images on various glass surfaces, including clear and colored glass.

Anti-reflective coating:

This coating cuts light reflection from the glass and boosts light transmittance. It is widely used in optical instruments, screens, and solar panels, improving clarity and efficiency.

Anti-fingerprint coating:

An anti-fingerprint coating forms a film on the glass. It reduces the stickiness of fingerprints and oil stains and makes the glass easier to clean. This coating suits touch screens, smart devices, and high-end architectural glass.

Mirror coating:

Mirror coating forms a highly reflective metal film on the surface of glass. This coating can create various mirror effects. It's suitable for decorative mirrors, architectural glass, and optical reflectors.

Optical coating:

Optical coatings can adjust the transmission, reflection, and absorption characteristics of light, optimizing optical performance. They are used in precision optical devices like lenses, filters, and lasers.

Color coating:

Color coating can produce various colors on glass, like gold, red, and blue. It can serve decorative and functional purposes, like solar control.

Chromium coating:

Chromium coatings provide metallic luster and corrosion resistance to glass surfaces. They are often used in automotive parts and architecture. They combine beauty and practicality.

ITO coating:

ITO (Indium Tin Oxide) coating provides conductivity while maintaining transparency. It is key to modern electronics and is used in touch screens, smart windows, and solar cells.

2D edge

Classic straight edge treatment, two sides are polished at right angles, the edge is flat and smooth, suitable for conventional glass products, and is the most basic and common edge treatment method.

2.5D edge

The edge presents an elegant arc transition, which is more rounded and softer than the 2D edge, ensuring safety and improving the visual experience. It is often used in consumer electronic products such as mobile phone covers.

3D edge

The edge adopts complex three-dimensional curved surface treatment, presenting a smoother and more natural three-dimensional effect, with excellent hand feel, and is mostly used in high-end electronic products and fine home glass.

Stepped edge

The edge presents a stepped multi-level structure, which can meet special installation and matching requirements. It is often used in embedded installation scenarios and special functional glass products.

We use the world's leading 3M® and tesa® brand products to fully guarantee the quality and reliability of bonding:

• Brand guarantee

3M® and tesa® are both the world's top adhesive brands, with decades of R&D experience and strict quality control standards

All adhesive products are genuine original products to ensure the best bonding performance and long-term stability

• Product advantages

Excellent bonding strength and durability
Excellent anti-aging, anti-UV and temperature resistance
Adapt to the use requirements under various environmental conditions
No residual glue, easy to apply

• Application range

We can meet the bonding needs of different fields such as architectural glass, furniture glass, and electronic products.

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Why do many customers choose Shenxun’s non-glare glass?

Shen Xun is an non-glare glass manufacturer. Shenxun’s non-glare glass offers excellent visual effects and reliable performance. Many customers favor it for its quality and versatility.

Customized services:

Shenxun provides customised services and can produce non glare glass to meet specific size and performance requirements.

High light transmission and low reflection:

Shenxun’s non glare glass reduces reflection and improves light transmission. This makes the display clearer and brighter.

Environmentally friendly materials:

Shenxun is environmentally friendly. We use environmentally friendly materials to make non glare glass.

FAQ

What is a non-glare glass?

Non-glare glass is designed to reduce reflection and spread light. It ensures that viewers can see artwork or documents without glare or reflections. However, etched non-glare glass can scatter light and create a dull, hazy look.

How to clean non-glare glass?

1. Use a microfibre cloth to wipe the glass to remove dust and stains.
2. Avoid harmful chemicals. Cleaners with ammonia or alcohol can damage the glass coating.
3. Use a mild cleaner, soapy water, or a special non-glare glass cleaner. Spray the cloth with the cleaning solution and wipe gently.
4. Make it a habit to clean regularly. This will keep your non-glare glass looking good and prevent dirt from accumulating.

What's the difference between non-glare glass and anti-reflective glass?

Anti-reflective glass is clear and ultra-smooth. It is treated with optical nano coatings. They remove reflections. This results in smooth, clear, and easy-to-clean glass. Non-glare glass has a ‘matte’ finish. It diffuses light, decreasing glare.

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Custom No Glare Glass

Advantages of no glare glass

Different types of no-glare glass

Coated Non-glare glass

Etched Non-Glare Glass