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Applications of Glass Sandblasting

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One of the best things about glass is its versatility. If you are an architect, designer, engineer, or contractor, you already know the different ways glass is used to spruce up a project. From being used as bathroom doors and storefronts to partitions and privacy panels, the applications of glass are many. Custom-etched glass is widely used to add aesthetics and functionality to a space. The frosted look of custom-etched glass adds privacy and flair to any residential or commercial space. This frosted look is achieved through a technique known as glass sandblasting. All Team Glass & Mirror Ltd. offers top-notch sandblasting services. Read this blog until the end to learn about the applications of glass sandblasting.

 

3 Applications of Glass Sandblasting

 

Decorative Glass


One of the most common applications of glass sandblasting is to etch creative designs on glass panels. Sandblasting is a process in which a specialized tool is used to shoot sand onto glass at high speed. The nozzle through which the sand is pushed out is tiny. Combine this with compressed air and the pressure becomes strong enough to carve designs on the glass surface. The use of CNC technology ensures that the design is carved with precision and accuracy.

 

Privacy Screens


Privacy is highly sought after in offices and conference rooms to homes and stores. It can be easily achieved with the help of glass sandblasting. Frosted or textured glass created through sandblasting allows light to pass through while maintaining a level of opacity, making it ideal for partitions in offices or homes where privacy is needed without sacrificing natural light.

 

Architectural Elements


Glass sandblasting is widely used to custom-create architectural elements like glass balustrades, floors, lighting fixtures, and staircases. Beyond aesthetics, glass sandblasting also serves practical purposes like improving safety. Sandblasted glass surfaces reduce glare and reflections, making them ideal for use in areas where visibility is crucial to prevent accidents.


Conclusion


Glass sandblasting is a versatile and effective technique that can be used in various industries for different applications. You can rely on us at All Team Glass & Mirror Ltd. for all your sandblasting needs. We also supply architectural glass and offer water jet-cutting services to clients in Toronto, GTA, and North America. Call us today to learn about all we can do for you. 

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