Production: A Marriage of Glass and Color

• Glass Selection: The foundation can be clear float glass, tinted glass, or even textured glass, depending on the desired final appearance and light diffusion characteristics.
• Paint Selection: The choice of paint is crucial. Opaque enamels or specially formulated lacquers are typically used to ensure optimal adhesion to the glass surface and complete opacity. These paints often come in a wide variety of colors, allowing for extensive design flexibility.
• Surface Preparation: Both the glass surface and the paint require thorough cleaning to remove any contaminants that could affect adhesion or the final finish. The glass may be pre-treated with a primer to further enhance the bonding between the paint and the glass.
• Painting Process: The back surface of the prepared glass is then painted using a controlled application method, such as spraying or roller coating. Multiple coats may be applied to achieve a uniform and opaque finish.
• Curing: After painting, the glass panels typically undergo a curing process at controlled temperatures to ensure proper drying and hardening of the paint layer. In some cases, ultraviolet light curing may also be employed.

Quality Control: The finished back-painted glass panels undergo rigorous quality control inspections to ensure a flawless painted surface, consistent color, and optimal adhesion between the paint and the glass.

• Vibrant Aesthetics: The application of paint transforms the glass into a colorful and visually striking element. The wide variety of available paint colors allows for design customization and the creation of unique focal points within a space.
• Design Versatility: SIG's Back-painted glass can incorporate solid colors, custom graphics, or even digital prints on its painted surface. This design flexibility caters to diverse aesthetic preferences and allows for the incorporation of branding elements or artwork.
• Durability: When properly manufactured using high-quality paints and curing methods, the SIG's back-painted surface exhibits good durability and resistance to scratching, fading, and moisture.
• Opacity: The opaque paint layer ensures a high degree of opacity, transforming the glass into a solid colored panel. This can be beneficial for applications requiring privacy or the creation of bold design statements.

• Interior Design Elements: SIG's Back-painted glass can be used for wall panels, backsplashes in kitchens and bathrooms, furniture elements, or decorative partitions. The vibrant colors and design possibilities can add a unique touch to any space.
• Signage and Display Applications: SIG's Back-painted glass panels are ideal for creating high-impact signage, product displays, or exhibition booths. The combination of color and durability makes it a visually appealing and long-lasting solution.
• Architectural Features: Incorporating SIG's back-painted glass into building facades, claddings, or soffits can add a touch of color and vibrancy to the exterior aesthetics of a structure.
• Cabinetry and Furniture: SIG's Back-painted glass can be used for cabinet doors or furniture elements, introducing a pop of color and a sleek, modern aesthetic.
• Healthcare and Laboratory Applications: Due to its non-porous and easily cleaned surface, SIG's back-painted glass can be a suitable choice for wall cladding or cabinetry in healthcare facilities or laboratories. Here, a balance between color and functionality can be achieved.