Printed glass — color and graphics permanently fused into the glass, not applied to the surface
Printed glass is the ideal solution whenever glass needs to serve as a design element—in building facades, interior spaces, furniture, or to reflect an architectural style. After printing, the glass is placed in a tempering furnace where the ceramic inks fuse permanently into the material’s structure at temperatures exceeding 650°C. With printed glass, the colors do not fade, peel, or require maintenance, and the mechanical and chemical resistance is identical to that of standard tempered glass.
Integrated Tempering
UV Resistance
Custom Design
Applications in Architecture & Interior Design
Printed glass meets a wide range of project requirements, including:
Facades and curtain walls
Solar control, privacy, and visual identity for large glazed surfaces.
Architectural branding
logos, visual identity, and custom graphics on tempered glass
Balustrades and railings
gradients of opacity, graphic patterns, partial transparency
Space partitions
graphics embedded in the glass structure, without additional adhesives or films
Furniture and interior design
tables, kitchen countertops, decorative panels
Why choose printed glass from TDC Glass?
For an architecture firm or design studio, this means guaranteed quality of the printed glass and optimized lead times. There are no minimum order quantities—a prototype benefits from the same level of precision as a production order.
- Integrated Process - ceramic printing and tempering in the same facility, with complete quality control.
- No Minimum Order Quantity - from a single glass panel to complex architectural projects, with the same high standards.
- Guaranteed Quality - stable colors and mechanical and chemical resistance equivalent to tempered glass.
- Optimized Delivery - efficient production times and dedicated logistics tailored to your project.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does ceramic printing differ from UV printing or decorative films?
UV printing and decorative films apply a layer to the glass surface that can scratch or peel over time. Ceramic printing uses anorganic ceramic frits fused into the glass at over 650°C—it is not a coating, but a homogeneous surface with the same strength as the glass itself.
Do the colors withstand prolonged sun exposure?
Yes. Anorganic pigments are completely resistant to UV radiation—the colors do not lose their intensity even after decades of direct sun exposure. The ideal solution for facades, exterior railings, and any permanently exposed glazed elements.
Can I use printed glass in the kitchen, behind the stove?
Yes. It withstands the high temperatures generated by the stove without cracking, yellowing, or emitting odors. It is hygienic, easy to clean, and durable in demanding thermal environments.
Can any type of graphic be printed?
Yes — photos, geometric patterns, textures, logos, custom graphics.
Can I order just one piece?
Yes. There are no minimum order quantities. A single piece undergoes the same manufacturing process and meets the same quality standards as a bulk order.
Are you working on a project that involves custom glass areas?
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