Printed glass · Permanent ceramic finish
Ceramic Frit Glass
Heat-treated glass with ceramic ink permanently fused to the surface for pattern, privacy, shading and visual identity.
Project manufacturing · Global delivery
Product introduction
What is Ceramic Frit Glass?
Ceramic frit is screen-printed or digitally applied and fused during heat treatment. Colour, coverage, pattern scale, print surface and viewing direction are defined before production.
Product performance
Ceramic Frit Glass performance
Features describe the material, advantages explain its technical strengths, and benefits show what those strengths mean for the project.
Features
How the glass is defined
Durable finish
Ceramic ink becomes a permanent part of the heat-treated surface.
Design control
Solid colours, dots, gradients and project artwork can be developed.
Functional coverage
Printing can support privacy, glare reduction and solar shading.
Advantages
Technical strengths
Permanent finish
Ceramic ink is fused to the glass during heat treatment.
Pattern control
Coverage, scale, colour and artwork can be project-specific.
Functional coverage
Printing can provide shading, privacy and visual screening.
Benefits
Value for the project
Durable identity
Colour and pattern become an integrated part of the glass.
Better privacy control
Opacity can be tuned without eliminating daylight.
Reduced maintenance
The fused finish is more durable than applied surface graphics.
Typical applications
Specification
Typical production range.
- Minimum size
- 250 x 250 mm
- Maximum size
- 2440 x 4500 mm
- Thickness
- 3-19 mm
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