Laminated glass, toughened glass, heat strengthened glass, enameled glass, bent glass, coated glass, acid etched glass, sandblasted glass and mirror can be produced by applying secondary processes.

Tinted glass – (heat absorbing glass) is made by adding color pigments to the raw materials in the float process. Standard colors include bronze, gray, dark gray, green, blue and blue/green. The color density is a function of thickness, as the glass gets thicker the density of the color increases and the amount light transmittance decreases. Because tinted glass reduces the amount of light transmitted, it also absorbs some of that solar energy.

Solar control glass is subjected to thermal breakage risks. In order to avoid thermal breakage risks, toughening or heat strengthening is recommended. When laminating Tinted Float Glass, all panes of the laminated glass should be either toughened or heat strengthened in order to avoid thermal breakage risks.

Solar control glass is subjected to thermal breakage risks. In order to avoid thermal breakage risks, toughening or heat strengthening is recommended. When laminating Tinted Float Glass, all panes of the laminated glass should be either toughened or heat strengthened in order to avoid thermal breakage risks.