Saida Glass Co. Ltd.

Almost all glass produced in developed countries is created using the “float process”. The glass composition materials, mainly silica sand, soda ash and limestone, are melted in a furnace and then flowed on to a bath of molten tin. The glass is formed and gradually cools as it moves from the tin bath to an annealing lehr, which is a controlled cooling chamber. This annealed glass moves through a process in the form of a continuous ribbon, which is cut to size and packaged at the final stage. Annealed glass can be further fabricated in many ways. Coatings of various types can be applied to achieve many visual effects and affect the optical properties. In addition, the glass can be heat-treated to increase its strength and give it safety glazing properties. Glass can be put into an insulating glass unit, meaning two or more pieces of glass are separated by a dry air space to improve the insulating properties.

Float glass, also called annealed glass, is the most common type of glass. Float glass can be clear or tinted.

1. The kind of glass you want and its usage scenario. 2. Drawing of the glass. 3. Requirements in details. 4. Order quantity. 5. Others you think necessary.

1. Contact our sales with detailed requirements/drawings/quantities, or just an idea or a sketch. 2. We check internally to see if it's producible, then provide suggestions and make samples for your approval. 3. Email us your official order, and send deposit. 4. We put the order into mass production schedule, and produce it as per the approved samples. 5. Process balance payment and advise us your opinion on safe delivery. 6. Enjoy.