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Glass processing · Fired in before toughening

Screen Printing on Glass in Luxembourg — Anti-Slip, Decorative and Technical

A ceramic ink fired into the glass during toughening: a permanent, perfectly smooth decoration that stands up to abrasion and chemicals. Certified anti-slip, decoration, privacy or signage — in every format.

Close-up of a screen-printed ceramic dot pattern fired into toughened glass — screen printing on glass Luxembourg — Vitralux Bradtke
R9–R13
Certified slip-resistance class, chosen to suit the use
Ceramic ink fired into the glass

A permanent pattern, inseparable from the glass

Screen printing lays a ceramic or enamel ink on the surface of the glass, which is then fired in for good during toughening. The result is a permanent, perfectly smooth pattern that resists every chemical treatment and stands up to abrasion.

Vitralux offers screen printing for every application: certified anti-slip, decoration, privacy, signage.

Types of screen printing

Which screen printing suits your glazing?

TypeApplication
Anti-slip R9 to R13Dots or patterns printed on floor panels, ramps and wet areas. Certified slip-resistance class, chosen to suit the use.
Decorative screen printingPatterns, stripes, geometrics, logos — opaque, translucent or with a frosted effect.
Technical screen printingSafety marking (glazing in risk areas), directional arrows, numbering.
Privacy screen printingOpaque zones on shower glazing, partitions and ground-floor windows.
Solar screen printingA reflective print that cuts solar gain on a façade (selective coefficient).

Applied before toughening, permanent for life

Screen printing is applied before the glass is toughened. It is then fired at high temperature, which makes it entirely permanent and inseparable from the glass. A screen-printed pane cannot be altered once toughened. The anti-slip application is at the heart of our anti-slip structural glass floors.

Frequently asked questions

Your questions about screen printing on glass

Screen printing lays a ceramic or enamel ink on the surface of the glass, which is then fired in for good during toughening. The result is a permanent, perfectly smooth pattern that resists every chemical treatment and stands up to abrasion.

No. Screen printing is applied before the glass is toughened, then fired at high temperature, which makes it entirely permanent and inseparable from the glass. A screen-printed pane cannot be altered once toughened: patterns and dimensions are settled when the order is placed.

Yes. Anti-slip dots or patterns printed on floor panels, ramps and wet areas carry a certified slip-resistance class from R9 to R13, chosen to suit how the glazing will be used.

Screen printing is ideal for repeating patterns, technical applications and certified anti-slip work, with the greatest durability. To reproduce a single image photographically in high definition, large-format digital printing is the better fit. Our advisers will point you to the right one for your project.

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