Types and Differences of Low Reflective Laminated Glass in Museum Display Cabinet

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museum display cabinets Low-reflective laminated glass is a kind of glass commonly used in museum display cabinets. Its main characteristics are low reflectivity and light transmittance, which can better display exhibits. Common low-reflection laminated glass has the following types:

1. Single-sided low-reflection laminated glass: only one side is coated with low-reflection coating, and the other side is ordinary glass, which is suitable for the back wall of the display cabinet.

2. Double-sided low-reflection laminated glass: both sides are coated with low-reflection coating, suitable for making the front and side of the display cabinet.

3. Self-cleaning low-reflection laminated glass: On the basis of double-sided low-reflection laminated glass, the self-cleaning effect is achieved through surface coating, which can reduce the pollution and maintenance cost of the glass surface.

When using and maintaining low-reflection laminated glass, the following points should be noted:

1. Avoid using detergent with particles or towel to wipe, so as not to scratch the glass surface.

2. Clean glass surface regularly to maintain its low reflection effect.

3. Avoid using excessive detergent or excessive wiping, so as not to affect the effect of self-cleaning coating.

5. Avoid long-term exposure to sunlight, so as not to affect the low reflection effect. Located in Buji Wenbo Palace,

Shenzhen Huabo Art Exhibition Cultural Engineering Co., Ltd. is a professional cultural engineering company integrating interior planning, design, budget and construction. Its core business is the projects of government cultural departments ( museums, memorials, art galleries, cultural museums, art galleries, non-heritage museums, planning museums, party history museums, archives, science and technology museums, youth activity centers, etc.). The Party and Mass Service Center and other ten pavilions (two centers ) are mainly used for planning, design and exhibition ( high-end boutique display cabinets ) .