Iran Produces Nano-Based Decorative Glass
The product made by ‘Tolu Avinmehr trading TILE’ company is a decorative glass tile whose optical vision is manipulated by using nanotechnology in a way that its exposure to the visible light leads to a broad spectrum of colors depending on the environmental conditions.
Applying nanometric glossy coatings is a new way of producing decorative tiles.
The advantages of using nanotechnology in the product include manipulating its visual/optical features and different colors in various lightening conditions.
The decorative glass can be used in free spaces between the cabinets, interior walls, and partitions, the walls around the shower and bathtub in the bathroom, decorative coverings of the columns and surfaces of the walls and floor coverings.
In a relevant development, another Iranian company used nanotechnology to make reflective double-pane glass used for insulation purposes.
‘Kaveh Glass Industry Group’ has succeeded in production of double-pane glasses mostly used in construction industries.
The sun ray is composed of three main spectra, including the ultraviolet radiation, visible light, and infrared radiation whose exposure may result in altering the visual color of the objects and dermal abnormalities, in addition to a rapid rise at temperature and cooling-related energy consumption.
The ideal window for the residential buildings should be basically made of a well-designed glass, diminishing the intensity of transmitted infrared and ultraviolet radiations and maintaining the visible light characteristics. To achieve this purpose, the reflective double-pane glasses are developed.
Double and triple-pane windows are specifically constructed for insulation purposes. Double pane insulated glass windows keep air tightly inside the two panes and almost block the heat leakage through the windows.
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