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Amazing Timeline of Fabric Sandwich Glass

The natural glass created by lightning strike is the first form of glass known to humans. On beaches and sandy deserts in areas where lightning storms are frequent, there are natural glass forms formed

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Amazing Timeline of Fabric Sandwich Glass

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  1. Amazing Timeline of Fabric Sandwich Glass

  2. The natural glass created by lightning strike is the first form of glass known to humans. On beaches and sandy deserts in areas where lightning storms are frequent, there are natural glass forms formed by the high temperature of lightning. The first true glass was made in Costa, north Syria, Mesopotamia and Egypt around the year 2500 BC and its developed form was known to be later called fabric sandwich glass. Nowadays, this is the most common. The fabric sandwich glass in Delhi, is one of a kind.

  3. If we talk about the earliest known glass objects, they were beads, which actually were the accidental by-products of metal working that involved fabric sandwich glass. Vessels of glass appeared around 1459 BC which was during the reign of Thutmose III. During the 9th century BC, the techniques for making colourless glass came into existence. There were manuals found which dated back to 650 BC.

  4. During the 1st century BC, the first technique of glass blowing came into existence. This too had fabric sandwich glass involved as a part. This change revolutionized the entire industry. Glass vessels now became inexpensive compared to pottery vessels. Growth of the use of the glass products was majorly in the Roman area. The first glass bottle was produced in the roam area during the same period. During the 1st century AD, the first window panes were known to be produced.

  5. Around 1000 AD, an important technological breakthrough took place in Northern Europe, when glass was produced from white pebbles and burnt vegetation and replaced the glass which was made from much more readily available materials. This phase onwards the northern glass designs and patterns flourished in the Mediterranean regions, where soda like glasses remained in common use. Source: Amazing Timeline of Fabric Sandwich Glass

  6. Until the 12th century, stained glass was not in much use. But soon it became an important medium for gothic and romantic arts. It was used almost in all the churches and other grand buildings. Following the timeline, the first eyeglasses were made in Italy. In 1500 a method of carving out mirrors from glass was developed on the islands of Murano. This method started as covering the back of the glass with mercury amalgam. A very important development was made in the glass technique. This improved the appearance of glass. George Ravenscroft was an English businessman who during 1632 - 1683 was the first one to produce clear lead crystal glassware on an industrial scale.

  7. Satkartar Glass solution to deliver the best to its customer goes deep into the knowledge and history of the product origin, hence the products especially the fabric sandwich glass manufactured by them is the most popular fabric sandwich glass in Delhi. The organisation does this so that they can retain the old traditional values and culture and blend them well with the modern innovation. This helps Satkartar Glasses to cater the needs of all kinds of customers and different infrastructure. Source: Amazing Timeline of Fabric Sandwich Glass

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