Vacuum Insulation for Heat Retention and Lower Costs

High-temperature screen printing uses inorganic ceramic enamel fired at 600–720 °C, chemically fusing color with the glass for excellent scratch, acid-alkali and weather resistance — ideal for oven panels, wine-cabinet doors, curtain walls and outdoor equipment. Low-temperature printing with organic inks (150–300 °C or UV-cured) delivers vivid multicolour detail and flex...

Combining a porous core, an internal getter and a high-barrier composite film, Super Tech’s ultra-thin VIP® panels deliver vacuum insulation in gaps as tight as 1 mm, with no folded edges and flexible, bendable, custom-shaped options. Designed for heat paths between chips, batteries and displays in tablets, laptops and wearables — backed by puncture resistance, heat-seal...

SuperVIG appliance glass panels feature a high-temperature fired glaze with Mohs hardness ≥6 and no corrosion after 24 h in 5% acid/alkali solution; multi-layer enamel screen printing fused into the glass achieves Class 0 on the ISO 2409 cross-cut test; a hydrophobic-oleophobic surface cuts cleaning effort by about 50%; and Pantone color matching with same-line sampling ...