A New Generation Of AGC Enamelled Decorative Glass

Date: 19 November 2009

Source: AGC

Date: 19 November 2009

Adding images, text and graphics to your glass can give your building a personal touch. Now, thanks to AGC’s new digital printing process and the recently launched Artlite Digital range, you can reproduce photos on different sized glasses and specify any colour you want.

The possibilities are endless!

Technological development

AGC's Artlite range of silk-screen printed glass has been meeting the growing demand for decorative glasses in architecture and decoration for some time now. These nice products have served building and design professionals very well indeed. With its range of geometric and figurative designs, the Artlite range already offered plenty of room for creativity and customisation. Due to advances in technology, Artlite Digital glasses – produced at AGC Mirodan Industrie in Belgium – have taken on new dimensions and inspired fresh applications.

Tough enough!

After printing, Artlite Digital glasses undergo a toughening process which not only strengthens the glass, but also makes the image resistant to moisture, abrasion and UV rays.

Now architects, contractors and designers have a multitude of options for bringing façades to life and decorating interior spaces just the way they want.

More information at: www.agc-flatglass.eu.

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