In today's home appliance design, glass, the "little transparent", is quietly taking over the market. Special glass has become one of the popular materials for functional finishes in kitchen appliances, and its appearance and performance have made significant progress in recent years. The unique artistic expression of glass can better showcase individuality, providing designers with unique ideas and directions in the field of home appliances.

For consumers, it is compatible with both appearance, functionality, and safety. For home appliance manufacturers, it has sufficient economic benefits.

▲ Glass disguised as wood

▲ A microcrystalline glass tabletop with a marble like appearance that can be directly heated for cooking on the table

Innovative glass seizes the ecological niche of traditional materials

The outstanding appearance and powerful physical and chemical properties make special glass destined to become an indispensable material "new force" in modern kitchens. Taking the most headache inducing cleaning problem in the kitchen as an example, special glass can avoid wear, discoloration, mold, rust, or deformation caused by long-term cleaning or contact with water and other chemicals, effectively compensating for the stability deficiencies of traditional materials. This is a very popular selling point in Chinese kitchens with heavy oil fumes.

The stability of special glass at high temperatures and the constantly updated coating technology are also incomparable to traditional materials, providing a diversified technical foundation for key functional requirements such as hydrophobicity, oil repellency, scratch resistance, and silence.

Due to its zero expansion characteristic, microcrystalline glass is particularly suitable for applications with huge temperature differences, which can achieve efficient longitudinal thermal conductivity and maintain safety and stability.

▲ The double-sided high-temperature ink printing of flat glass achieves excellent icon printing effects, bringing a new visual and tactile experience to brand design.