What are the advantages of low-reflective laminated glass in museum display cases?

The application of low-reflective laminated glass in museum display cases has many advantages, which are described in detail below.

Firstly, low-reflection laminated glass can effectively eliminate or reduce the reflection of light. General glass surfaces there will be a certain amount of reflection, which will not only interfere with the experience of tourists viewing heritage, but also may affect the shooting effect. Low-reflective laminated glass with a special coating or structural design, so that the light on the surface of the glass reflectivity is greatly reduced, and the transmittance is significantly increased. As a result, when tourists observe the artefacts through the low-reflective laminated glass, they can hardly see the obvious reflected light, which improves the transparency and clarity of vision.

Secondly, low-reflective laminated glass has desirable UV-blocking ability. Ultraviolet light is one of the main factors that can easily cause photo-oxidation reactions when cultural relics are exposed to light for a long time, which can to changes in the colour of the surface of cultural relics, material deterioration and even damage. Low-reflective laminated glass with special coatings or added UV-blocking materials, to a large extent, inhibits the penetration of ultraviolet light, reducing the risk of photo-oxidation reaction of cultural relics. This is very important for protecting the integrity and long-term preservation of valuable cultural relics.

Third, low reflection laminated glass with high optical transparency. In the traditional display cabinet glass in the transmission of light, there are often chromatic aberration or colour spots, which will affect the authenticity and quality of the viewing of cultural relics. The production process and special coating of low-reflective laminated glass can effectively avoid the appearance of chromatic aberration and chromatic aberration, so that the light through the glass is more uniform, and pure, and maximally restore the colour and details of the artifacts themselves, to enhance the effect of the display and viewing experience.

In addition, low-reflective laminated glass also has the characteristics of anti-glare. The traditional glass surface will produce glare due to sunlight or bright light, resulting in the observer's line of sight being interfered with or even blinded, reducing the comfort of viewing cultural relics. Low-reflective laminated glass effectively reduces the occurrence of glare by reducing the generation of reflected light, allowing visitors to enjoy the heritage more comfortably, and improving the quality of viewing.

Finally, low-reflective laminated glass also has the advantages of anti-scratch and anti-pollution. In museums and other public places, the surface of the display cabinet is often easy to be touched and scratched, because the deposition of dust and pollutants affects the visual effect. Low-reflective laminated glass adopts a special coating or film layer, making the glass surface more hard and scratch-resistant, and has a certain degree of anti-pollution, which can effectively reduce the occurrence of scratches and pollution, and maintain the cleanliness and transparency of the glass.

In summary, the application of low-reflection laminated glass in museum display cabinets has significant advantages. It can not only eliminate reflected light and block ultraviolet rays, but also provide high transparency, anti-glare, anti-scratch and anti-pollution features, which enhances the effect of cultural relics display, viewing experience and long-term protection, and provides the public with a better environment to appreciate cultural heritage.