Float glass panel verre float

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Description
Float glass is the most commonly used flat glass and the base material for glass processing operations. It is produced by floating molten glass on a bath to obtain a flat, uniform sheet. The process was developed in England by Pilkington in the 1960s. Infiniglass performs cut-to-size services in its workshops in Toulon and Cannes. For framers and framing shops, Infiniglass delivers weekly between Aix-Marseille and Monaco.

References

• Framing float: 2 mm thickness
• Clear float: cut-to-size available from 3 mm to 19 mm*
• Extra-clear float: low-iron, highly transparent glass (reduced green tint), particularly suitable for printing on glass

Additional information
Provides very high light transmission and strong energy transmission. Indicative stock from 4 mm to 19 mm*.
*subject to supply availability

Technical characteristics / specifications

• Type: float glass (flat glass produced by floating)
• Applications: base material for glass processing, framing, glass printing
• Available thicknesses: 2 mm (framing float); cut-to-size from 3 mm to 19 mm
• Indicative stock: 4 mm to 19 mm (depending on supply)
• Variants: clear float, extra-clear float (low iron content)
• Transmission: very high light and energy transmission
• Cutting: cut-to-size performed in workshops (Toulon and Cannes)