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Excellent company in forming glass Here are some types of building glass float glass The term float glass is due to the manufacturing method that began in Britain by Alster Pilkington Company in 1959, by which 90% of flat glass is manufactured. Raw materials such as soda, silicon, calcium, soda and magnesium oxide are well weighed, then mixed and placed in an oven at 1500 degrees Celsius. Tempered glass flows from the fuse into a basin containing molten tuna. The strange thing is that the glass paste and the tuna material do not mix, and the part of the glass touching the tuna material becomes completely straight. And when the glass comes out after it cools down a little from the basin, it is placed in the cooler until it cools down and becomes as cold as the weather. tinted glass It is a transparent flat glass that contains dyes in order to give it the properties of shading and absorb the sun's rays. This type of glass reduces the penetration of the sun's rays to the glass of buildings. Stained glass is an important part of the architectural design and exterior appearance of buildings. It is also used in interior decoration such as doors, stair ends and mirrors. Double layer double glazing Insulating glass is two layers of insulating glass between which an empty area is tightly closed. One of the most important benefits of insulating glass is to provide complete transparency and reduce heat loss, which leads to fluctuation in electrical consumption toughened glass Toughened glass is a type of heated or heat-strengthened glass. One aspect of this type of glass is covered either completely or partially by one of the metals. In addition to the aesthetic role that this type of glass plays, it controls the entry of sunlight. This type of glass is used for thermal insulation and roof covering. sandblasted glass This type of glass is made by spraying sand at high speed on the surface of the glass. This process reduces the transparency of the glass and is considered better than the process of grinding the glass. In this process, the parts that are intended to remain transparent are covered and sand is sprinkled on the other parts. The effect of this process on the transparency of the glass depends on the spray force and the type of sand used. This type of glass is used for domestic and commercial purposes, for example, doors, bathroom doors, furniture, partitions, and interior glass. curved glass It is an ordinary glass curved in a special way. It can be used in outdoor places such as balconies and storefronts. Also, this type is widely used for bathroom doors, refrigerators and cupboards. stained glass This type is characterized by not being completely straight, as there are drawings on the surface of this glass. The depth, size and shape of these formations depend on the reflections of these formations. This type allows less light to pass through than ordinary transparent glass. It can be used in interior decoration reflective glass Ordinary glass covered with a thin layer of minerals to reduce the impact of the sun. The use of metals gives the glass a feature of opacity on the one hand, as a person cannot see through the glass. mirror glass This type is used in the manufacture of mirrors that we use in our daily lives. solar glass This type of glass is used in the process of manufacturing solar panels, which absorb heat and convert it into electrical energy. Engineer/ Ahmed Shata