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Each glass is made from Tritan, a plastic-type material that looks like glass but won't shatter or break like glass. Polycarbonate and other materials used to produce prescription lenses are usually defect-free or close to it. Over-the-counter fake glasses with magnifying lenses may have small bubbles or imperfections in the lenses. Georgian Wired Glass is sometimes known as 'Safety Glass', although this name isn't particularly accurate (more on later). It is glass manufactured with wire mesh embedded to prevent it from shattering and breaking while increasing its fire rating. If you want to bond glass to glass or glass to metal, Loctite Super Glue Glass is the glue you need: As it dries transparent, it leaves invisible bonds that will even work with tinted, stained and crystal glass. Unlike traditional glass, where both sides are smooth, colourful glass features one smooth side, and the other is formed into ridges to reflect the light that passes through. If you are looking for high quality, high purity and cost-effective zinc sulfide, or if you require the latest price of zinc sulfide, please feel free to email contact mis-asia.
