NEW: Improvements in components manufactured using SLA 3D printing by addition of Glass flake
Download Case Study Abstract Glass flake grade GFE-PF350-Acr manufacture by Glassflake Ltd is an alumina borosilicate glass with average flake diameter 12 µm and flake thickness 350 nm surface treated with 3-(trimethoxysilyl)propyl...
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Glassflake is proud to have achieved ISO 14001, the globally recognized standard for quality management. It helps organizations of all sizes and sectors to improve their performance, meet customer expectations and demonstrate...
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Glassflake is proud to have achieved ISO 9001, the globally recognized standard for quality management. It helps organizations of all sizes and sectors to improve their performance, meet customer expectations and demonstrate...
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Glassflake Awarded EcoVadis Silver Medal
It’s been a great start to 2024, having recently been informed by EcoVadis; the world’s most trusted business sustainability rating provider, that we have been awarded a Silver Medal following our latest...
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Glassflake For Innovative and Functional Flexible Package Design
Flexible films are often found in food packaging applications and are required to increase the shelf life of products, by reducing moisture vapour transmission (MVT) and oxygen transmission rates (OTR). Incorporating glassflakes...
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Shining the Spotlight on Sarah Ross, Glassflake Quality Manager
Sarah Ross, is our Quality Manager, and has been with the company for 12 years. Starting as an administrator in August 2011, Sarah has worked her way to her current role as...
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Glassflake: A Reinforcing Agent in 3D Printing
Glassflakes are commonly used as a reinforcing agent to produce high performance composites through injection moulding. Wherein the high hardness and stiffness of glassflake is imparted upon a thermoplastic matrix. Furthermore they...
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Molecular Engineering – Perfecting Glass Composition
Silicate glasses are named as such because it is the empirical SiO2 unit that forms the majority of the glass structure. Silica is there for referred to as the network former. Unlike...
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Glass Formulations: Tailored for Every Environment
Borosilicate glass formulations give enhanced physical and chemical durability compared to soda-lime glasses commonly encountered as commercial container glasses. Borosilicate glasses are also frequently encountered in everyday life in the form of...
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