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Tempered Glass
Tempered glass or safety glass is glass with greater resistance to impact and temperature. In order for the glass to gain this resistance, it undergoes a heat treatment called Tempering. The process begins with the entry of the glass into a special oven which, under tension, undergoes sudden temperature variations.
It starts with an abrupt heating of the glass, followed by an abrupt cooling. When this process is completed, the glass becomes much safer and more resistant. Tempering gives the glass greater mechanical and thermal resistance, significantly reducing the risk of breakage due to thermal shock. If the glass breaks, it breaks into small pieces, which considerably reduces the risk of injury.
Vidraria Mortágua has two tempera furnaces.
The maximum measurements are 3,330mm x 7,200mm.
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Laminated Glass
Laminated glass is safety glass made up of at least 2 panes joined together by an interlayer. This type of glass ensures better acoustic insulation and also isolates about 99% of ultraviolet rays.
It is called safety glass because, in case of breakage, the glass remains attached to the film without risk of serious injury. Vidraria Mortágua works with 2 types of interlayer films, PVB and Sentryglas. The interlayer films unite the various glasses, preventing them from coming unstuck.
The Sentryglas film is more rigid and more resistant than the conventional material (PVB), the glass, in case of complete breakage, remains intact ensuring greater safety for its users. It is ideal for facades, stairs, bridges, balconies…
Laminated glass is used for skylights, glass for greater security against intrusion and vandalism and for better acoustic attenuation. In our factory we have two laminated glass cutting machines and a laminating line.
We can produce laminated, tempered laminated glass of any shape, with holes and notches.
Products
Double/Triple Glass
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Digital Painting/Serigraphy
The glass undergoes a ceramic paint-based painting process.
At the end, the glass is tempered so that the paint sticks to the painted material. It allows several unique and exclusive techniques solutions.
Vidraria Mortágua has a maximum production of 4500 x 2500.