DIGITAL PRINTED Glass

WHTB architecture & design
From the initial design stage, through the value engineering process, we can assist architects designers and engineers with calculating the long-term savings enabled by digital ceramic printed glass.  Digital ceramic in-glass printing meets complex functional performance requirements. 
It enables control of all special elements of architectural and designed glass
TRANSLUCENCY/OPACITY 
LIGHT DI¬FFUSION AND TRANSMISSION 
SOLAR HEAT GAIN COEFFICIENCY  
ENERGY EFFICIENCY 
PRIVACY LEVELS 
ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY 
SLIP RESISTANCE 
ANTI-BIRD COLLISION
 
ANYWHERE- Exterior and interior durability. Ceramic ink resistance after tempering is equal to glass resistance.
ANYDESIGN- Personalized, opaque, transparent and textured-look effects. Micro-drop precision enables highly detailed, accurate photorealistic and graphic designs and gradients. 
ANYNEED- Any aesthetic requirements and a wide range of functional applications. Micro-drop precision supports light diffusion, light transmission, energy efficiency, sun control, temperature control, privacy levels and other functional requirement. 
ANYCOLOR- Multi-color printing in a single glass. Digital in-glass printing technology enables truly limitless multi-color designs with ceramic ink durability. 
ANYSIZE- From small panes to building facades, with perfect-registration multi-pane printing. Modular printer hardware and advanced printing software enable simple and flexible printing on glass panes.
ANYCONDITIONS- Full resistance to weather and chemicals. Ceramic inks fused into the glass stand up to harsh weather conditions and are scratch and acid-resistant, ideal for exposed, high-traffic and graffiti-prone installations. 
 
Digital printed glass capabilities 
Print resolution: 360dpi (real)
Maximum Size : 3300 mm x 6000 mm(130″x236″)
Minimum Size : 200 mm x 300 mm (8″x12″) 
Thickness:  2 mm -19mm (0.08″-0.75″) 
Image format All popular graphic formats including PDF, PS, EPS, Tiff, BMP and JPEG
Code Compliance: GB 15763.2  ASTM C1048  AS/NZS 2208  BS/EN 1215