The low-reflective museum glass display cases
About Tempered glass solutions for museum glass display cases,We adopt low-reflective glass has a extremely high transparency of 97% which is 7% higher than common ultra-clear glass cases. The reflectivity is reduced to 1% which is only 1/8 of ultra-clear glass. When they work together, the glass becomes almost invisible to bare eyes and cameras.
The low-reflective museum glass display cases creates outstanding views by reducing reflections and glare.will give exhibit the best protection and give the Audiences best viewing experience.
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Potala Palace
Abstract On April 26, 2017, Relicase completed the showcase project for the Treasure Hall of the Potala Palace in Tibet. The Collections Hall spans three floors and is divided into two major sections, showcasing a total of 273 individual artifacts and replicas, as well as 155 sets of artifacts (or 159 sets, including 147 sets…
Porcelain Tower of Nanjing
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The basic guide to Museum Showcase Glass
As museums continue to modernize, the glass used in display cases has undergone a remarkable transformation to meet ever-evolving requirements for safety, visibility, and artifact preservation. The shift from basic transparent materials to specialized, high-performance glass highlights the strides made in exhibition technology. The Journey of Museum Showcase Glass Historically, glass in museum showcases was…