FLOAT GLASS – NOVA FLOAT from Obeikan Glass
Superior Quality and Versatile Applications
FLOAT GLASS – NOVA FLOAT is a high-quality glass product that stands out due to its exceptional surface finish, flatness, uniform thickness, and outstanding optical clarity. Compared to other flat glass types, it offers a bright appearance and superior durability, making it an ideal choice for various applications.
The float glass process, first developed in 1952, has revolutionized the glass industry by replacing older plate and sheet glass manufacturing techniques. The name FLOAT GLASS – NOVA FLOAT originates from the unique float process used in its production. During this process, molten glass is poured onto a bed of molten tin, where it spreads evenly, forming a perfectly smooth and flat surface. This method ensures a consistent thickness and a flawless finish, making it the preferred choice for modern glass applications worldwide.
Available Thicknesses
FLOAT GLASS – NOVA FLOAT comes in various thicknesses to cater to different needs and applications. It is available in both millimeters and inches for easy selection:
- Millimeter thickness options: 3, 3.2, 3.5, 4, 5, 5.5, 6, 8, 10, and 12 mm
- Inches thickness options: 7/64, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16, 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 1/2 inches
Applications of FLOAT GLASS – NOVA FLOAT
Due to its superior optical quality and smooth finish, FLOAT GLASS – NOVA FLOAT is used in various industries and applications. Its versatility and durability make it an essential component in numerous architectural, automotive, and industrial projects. Below are some key applications:
- Architectural Purposes – Used in buildings for windows, facades, and partitions due to its clarity and strength.
- Coated Glass – Serves as a base for manufacturing different types of coated and energy-efficient glass.
- Table Tops – Ideal for furniture due to its smooth finish and aesthetic appeal.
- Bulletproof Glass – Used in security applications when combined with other materials for impact resistance.
- Automotive Glass – Used in car windows, windshields, and sunroofs for durability and visibility.
- Windows – Commonly used in residential and commercial windows for transparency and insulation.
- Insulated Glass – A core component in double or triple-glazed windows for energy efficiency.
- Laminated Glass – Used in safety applications to prevent shattering and enhance security.
- Reflective Glass – Applied in buildings for heat reflection and aesthetic appeal.
- Mirrors – Used as the base glass in the production of high-quality mirrors.
- Frameless Doors – Used in modern interior designs for a sleek and minimalistic look.
With its high durability, outstanding optical quality, and multiple applications, FLOAT GLASS – NOVA FLOAT is the preferred choice for architects, designers, and manufacturers looking for top-tier glass solutions.
