How to Avoid Glass Mildew？

Glass Mildew has always been an industry problem. Glass mildew (ie, anti-alkali) chemical reaction occurs, changing the surface properties of the glass. Under the irradiation of sunlight, rainbow, mold, watermark, mimeograph, and paper pattern appear on the surface of the glass.

Moldy glass often appears in the process of production, storage and transportation. After molding, the surface of glass products loses its luster and loses its transparency. It presents rainbow, white spots, or patches (not easy to separate), which seriously affects the quality of Float Glass Products. Glass companies have greatly reduced the image of downstream customers, which has affected the price of finished products. Especially in the current situation where the glass sales market continues to be sluggish, an important measure to allow companies to maintain strong competition is to further improve the quality of glass, minimize the scrap rate caused by Moldy Glass, and reduce production costs.

Therefore, it is particularly important to choose a good anti-mildew product. At present, there are three types of glass mold protection: mildew mildew, mildew-proof, mildew-proof and mildew-proof liquids. The three types of products have the best anti-mildew powder and are nano-scale polymer materials. They are environmentally friendly, efficient, and easy to clean. Among them, imported anti-mold powders have been concerned by glass companies for their high-quality materials and strict production requirements, but their high prices have made glass companies daunting and the cost has increased so much that they can no longer meet the needs of companies currently advocating cost savings.

In recent years, the rise of domestic anti-mold powder is making up for this shortfall. The price only accounts for 1/3 of the imported powder. The quality of the company's products has reached or even exceeded the international level and is in full compliance with the production needs of Domestic Glass Companies. With the increasing value-added of glass products, the use of anti-mildew products has also received increasing attention. In response to the development of glass for the High-end Glass Market, a new generation of “coconut shell” anti-mildew products has emerged, which has greatly improved the effect of glass mold isolation and cleaning. For the separation of paper and mildew, although the operation is simple and the anti-mildew effect is excellent, it can be recycled, but due to its high cost of use and long storage time, it is easy to produce paper stamps and other defects, gradually replaced by powder products. The anti-mould liquid product is still not mature enough, the market usage rate is not high, and the time is too long can easily lead to cleaning and other features.