TINTED PATTERN GLASS, also known as heat-absorbing glass, as the name suggests, TINTED PATTERN GLASS can effectively absorb heat and create a cool indoor atmosphere.

The production principle of TINTED PATTERN GLASS is very simple, that is, adding colorant in the process of firing ordinary glass. The addition of different raw materials, the length of firing time, and the measurement of colorants will affect the color change of TINTED PATTERN GLASS to varying degrees.
In terms of color, the most important factor affecting the color of TINTED PATTERN GLASS is colorant. Adding manganese dioxide glass to ordinary transparent glass will turn purple; adding cobalt trioxide glass will turn purple; adding suboxide The color of iron or potassium dichromate glass will turn green; adding cadmium sulfide, antimony sulfide or iron oxide will make it yellow; adding calcium fluoride and tin oxide will turn milky white; adding gold trichloride, suboxide The copper will be fired into a red color, with the addition of ferric tetroxide, manganese dioxide, and copper oxide. A mixture of carbon monoxide will chemically change into black glass.
The above is the production principle of TINTED PATTERN GLASS, I hope to help you.