Decorative coated glass is widely used in interior architecture, furniture, home décor, and appliances. Colour, reflectivity, and surface appearance play a key role in the final design. Demand has also expanded beyond conventional mirrors and tinted glass toward more distinctive finishes, including colourful and highly reflective surfaces.
Vacuum coating gives manufacturers greater freedom to create these visual effects directly on glass, making it a practical production technology for a broad range of decorative glass products.
The color and mirror effects of decorative glass are created by precisely controlled thin-film layers on the glass surface. Vacuum magnetron sputtering allows film composition and thickness to be adjusted for consistent color and reflectivity across the substrate. Different coating structures can be developed for colorful decorative glass, mirror coatings, aluminum mirrors, colored mirrors, and tempered mirrors — giving manufacturers greater flexibility to serve different decorative markets with the same coating technology.
- Supports a range of decorative glass products, including colorful coated glass, mirror coatings, aluminum mirrors, colored mirrors, and tempered mirrors.
- Precise control of film thickness and composition ensures colour consistency across glass surfaces and helps minimise visible batch-to-batch differences.
- Adjustable process recipes allow switching between decorative and functional coating stacks, giving manufacturers greater product mix flexibility and higher coating line utilization.
- Colorful Coated Glass
For interior partitions, feature walls, decorative panels, and other applications where the glass surface itself defines the visual design. - Mirror-Coated Glass
For interior decoration, furniture, and appliance exteriors requiring a reflective glass finish. - Aluminum Mirrors / Colored Mirrors / Tempered Mirrors
Coating processes can be configured to match the product, coating structure, and downstream processing requirements.
