In modern architecture and design, curved tempered glass is favored for its unique appearance and superior performance. However, to further enhance its aesthetics and functionality, various coatings and treatment techniques are applied to this material.

Anti-reflective coating
Curved tempered glass often faces the problem of reflected light in application, which not only affects the visual effect, but may also cause interference to the indoor environment. Anti-reflective coatings significantly improve transparency and visual comfort by reducing the reflectivity of glass surfaces. This coating usually consists of multiple layers of film, each with a different refractive index, effectively dispersing and absorbing light. For example, in museum display windows, anti-reflective coatings ensure clear display of exhibits while reducing visual fatigue for viewers.

self-cleaning coating
Self-cleaning coating is another technology widely used in curved tempered glass, which keeps the glass surface clean by utilizing photocatalysis and superhydrophobicity. This coating usually contains titanium dioxide (TiO2), which can decompose organic pollutants under the action of ultraviolet light. At the same time, its superhydrophobicity allows water droplets to slide off quickly, taking away dust and dirt. In the exterior glass of high-rise buildings, self-cleaning coatings greatly reduce the frequency and cost of cleaning and maintenance, while also improving the overall beauty of the building.

Thermal barrier coating
Today, when energy conservation and environmental protection are increasingly valued, thermal insulation coatings provide significant energy-saving effects for curved tempered glass. This coating can effectively reflect solar radiation and reduce the rise in indoor temperature, thereby reducing the frequency of air conditioning use. Thermal barrier coatings are usually made of metal oxide or ceramic materials and feature high reflectivity and low emissivity. In the hot summer months, curved tempered glass with thermal insulation coating can provide a more comfortable environment inside the building.

The coating and treatment techniques of curved tempered glass not only enhance its aesthetic value, but also enhance its functionality. From anti-reflective coatings to self-cleaning features to thermal barrier coatings, each technology brings new possibilities to the material in a different way. With the continuous advancement of technology, we have reason to believe that future curved tempered glass will integrate more innovative technologies and bring more surprises to the fields of architecture and design.