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Glazing Manual Data Sheet 4.4.3 Thermally treated glass: appearance - interference phenomenon

Publication Year

2016

Document Status

Current

Abstract

The specific interference phenomenon of anisotropy, which occurs with thermally treated glass products.

Document History

May 2016 edition.

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Glass and Glazing Federation

The Glass and Glazing Federation represents employers and companies in the flat glass, glazing, window, home improvement, plastics and applied window film industries in the UK.

40 Rushworth Street
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