Non-glare (or anti-glare) glass is manufactured by acid etching or coating on one or two surfaces of the glass, providing uniform evenly diffused surfaces for high resolution applications.

Non-glare glass disperses reflected light, allowing the user to focus on the transmitted image.

Non-glare (or anti-glare) glass is available in several quality and levels: from picture frame quality to display quality, and from 60 to 130 gloss units.

The lower the gloss reading, the more diffuse the glass panel surface is. The more diffuse the panel surface, the less glare the viewer sees.

However, an inverse relationship exists between the degree of diffusion and the panel’s resolution.

·         Low reflection, high resolution, superior durability and anti-newton ring

·         “Low-Sparkle” grade available for aviation display, military and other high tech display

·         Can be heat tempered, laminated or chemical strengthened

·         Does not become highly reflective as a result of oily fingerprints like anti-reflective coated glass or untreated surfaces

·         For quality assurance, gloss values measured by Gloss-meter

·         Available from 35 gloss to 130 gloss units

·         Can be etched or coated on one or both surfaces