Vidurglass, as
an international reference in innovation, is still developing new glass
elements, in this case including photoluminescent silk screens printing on
glass in his possible finished solutions catalog.
The
photoluminescent concept is based on the absorbed light by the silk-screen
printing during a certain time and, once is emitted, it does with a less
wavelength than the incident light. It means that it’s not about a diffraction
or reflexion optical phenomenon. Finally, this silkscreen printing is visible
without any kind of stimulation under no light conditions.
As a
differential aspect comparing with other existent solutions in the market, the
Vidurglass photoluminescent silk-screen printing is glazed in the glass through
a toughened process so that the silk-screen printing is unalterable by
the passage of time, providing also an exceptional resistance and a total
durability against the cracked, spalling or corrosion of the no glazed
finished.
This
treatment allows the color never loses its intensity and therefore the
weather conditions don’t affect to the pigmentation properties.
To improve
the visual appearance under high light conditions (lack of opacity typical of
photoluminescent silk-screens printing), Vidurglass performs a double
optional treatment depositing 2 shapes of a high opacity paint with glazed
enamels free from heavy metals and the consequent shapes with photoluminescent
enamel, obtaining an optimal quality both under high light conditions and
no light conditions.
This new
photoluminescent silk-screen printing completes undoubtedly the most complete
marking glass catalog:
- Vitrified painting on glass in any existent colour in the market.
- Laser marking on glass.
- Braille labeling on glass.
- Photographic reproduction on glass.
- Heated silkscreen on glass.
Braille labeling on glass |
Laser marking on glass |
Vitrified painting on glass |
Photographic reproduction on glass |
Heated silkscreen on glass |
For more information: vidurglass@vidurglass.es
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