Anti-reflective glass, or anti-glare glass, is glass that reduces reflections on the surface. It can be beneficial in many situations where reflections are unwanted, such as on screens in environments with various light sources or in museums. Mirit Glass works with two types of glass when reducing reflections is necessary:
1: Coated anti-reflective glass, which reduces light reflection by having a coating on top of the glass. 2: Etched anti-glare glass, where the glass is finely etched to prevent reflection, making it more scratch-resistant than the coated type
Appliance glass is a term primarily used in industrial contexts for glass that protects screens on machines. It can range from glass for ATM-machines to overview screens on industrial machinery. This is the type of glass we refer to as
display glass.Glass that is bent or 'curved' using heating (600 degrees). The glass is typically shaped over a mold.
Borosilicate glass was invented by the German chemist Otto Schott. It is a type of glass that contains boron oxide, which makes the glass resistant to high temperature variations and capable of withstanding aggressive chemicals.
Mirit Glas uses borosilicate glass in many of our glass solutions because it is highly suitable for industrial use
Bronze-colored glass
Glass with a solid color tone. Typically used for design purposes, for example for tabletops, shelves, doors, and similar. The glass has a dampening effect on solar heat, so in some cases, it is also used in double-glazed windows.
Calibration tube
Glass tubes with particularly small tolerances
Colored glass
Various solid-colored glasses - used from industrial applications for viewing processes, to design and
lighting glass.Specially shaped glass to customer specifications.
DIN-norm-glass
Driver’s cab glass
For special vehicles.
Duranglas is known for its strength and resistance to shocks and scratches, making it a suitable
safety glass.Elevator glass
Etched glass
Etched glass has a matte surface with finer texture than sandblasted glass. Suitable for use as
anti-glare glass.There are different types of architectural glass referred to as fire-resistant glass. When discussing fire-resistant glass in industrial contexts, it is often ceramic glass that is being referred to. This is a type of glass used for, among other things, wood-burning stoves and monitoring heat processes. When extra heat-resistant glass is needed,
quartz glass is often used. Glass that protects against heat and fire processes."
Glass that is FCM approved
Etched glass. Matte surface with finer roughness than sandblasted glass. Can be used as Anti-glare glass.
Glass doors
For the industry, we can offer specially tailored enclosures, with various cutouts and holes for brackets and locks.
Glass flasks
Customized glass flasks for laboratories and industry.
Borosilicate glass is often used, capable of withstanding temperature changes without breaking. When greater resistance to high temperatures and aggressive chemicals is needed,
quartz glass is preferred.
Glass for freezer cabinet
Glassblowing
Technique where molten glass is shaped using incoming air between the glass mass and an outer form.
Heat-resistant glass
Other term for sight glass.
Old trademark for
sight glasses primarily made of
borosilicate glass. Illmadur was a trademark under the now-defunct Technischen Glaswerke Ilmenau GmbH, a German manufacturer of
technical glass. Illmadur was developed during the GDR era and was part of the company's protected brands, along with Ilmabor and Ilmatherm.
For protection of eyes and laser diodes during welding.
Glass containing lead, and therefore providing protection against radioactive rays. Should not be confused with lead crystal, which is a term for a particular type of drinking glass or lead-framed.
Illumination glass refers to glass solutions used for lighting purposes. This includes glass for lamps, of course, but also encompasses all types of industrial lighting where the solution requires the use of specialty glass such as
anti-reflective glass,
quartz glass, or other glass types. It can also be glass solutions optimized for LED lighting, used for lighting solutions in places like football stadiums.
Glass containing less iron and therefore appears clearer with less greenish tint. Low-iron glass is also known as Optiwhite, Starfire, diamond glass, and others.
Mouth-blown glass
Technique where molten glass is shaped using incoming air between the glass mass and an outer mold.
Neotherm is a trademark within ceramic glass.
Plexiglass
Sometimes, plastic is the right solution compared to glass, and vice versa.
Porthole glass
Glass for the maritime industry. Approved ISO 614.
Protect individuals from mechanical elements, from unpleasant or hazardous wavelengths. Protect the process from unwanted elements such as light, UV rays, foreign objects, moisture..
A frequently used term for glassware used in the kitchen, ranging from coffee pots to glass oven dishes.
Rotating windows
Windows that rotate at high speed. Commonly used on ships so that despite large amounts of water, one is able to look out from the bridge.
Sandblasted glass
Glass that is frosted with sand to create a matte surface - excellent for diffusing light.
Sapphire glass is actually not a glass, but a mineral that is grown. It ranks 9 on the Mohs hardness scale - just below diamond. It withstands high temperatures and harsh chemicals.
Shielding glass
Shield a process, both mechanically and against unwanted light waves or sound
Sign glass
Soundproof glass
When ordinary glass isn't enough.
Tempax
Thermal glass
Thermal insulating glass
Tractor window
Vending mashine glass is another term for display glass used for ATM terminals or other machines/automats, such as screens on automatic coffee machines, and more.
Water level glass
Measures levels in, among other things, a container.
Wire glass
Glass with embedded metal wire - used to secure an area so one cannot pass through.
For industrial and medical use.
