Glass Etching Processing

Dinghongrun’s glass etching processing service utilizes chemical or physical methods to create specific patterns, logos, or functional structures on the surface of glass. This service is widely applied across various industries, including electronics, optics, automotive, construction, and more.

The main steps of glass etching processing include:

1. ​​Surface Treatment and Cleaning:​​ The glass surface is first cleaned to remove impurities such as grease and dust, ensuring precision and quality in the etching results.
2. ​​Photolithography or Masking Process:​​ According to customer requirements, a protective layer (such as photoresist or other etch-resistant materials) is applied to the glass surface using a mask to shield areas not intended for etching.
3. ​​Chemical Etching:​​ The glass is immersed in a solution bath containing etching agents (commonly hydrofluoric acid solutions) that chemically remove the exposed glass areas. This process allows for precise control over etching depth and effect.
4. ​​Cleaning and Inspection:​​ After etching, the glass undergoes thorough cleaning to remove residual chemicals. The etched results are then inspected and quality-controlled to ensure they meet customer specifications.
5. ​​Subsequent Processing:​​ The etched glass can undergo further processing steps such as polishing, drilling, or cutting to meet the specific requirements of different applications.

Dinghongrun’s glass etching processing service offers high customizability, enabling the creation of intricate patterns, logos, functional holes, or textures based on customer design needs.

​​Common Application Fields:​​

• ​​Electronics:​​ Touchscreens, sensors, electronic labels.
• ​​Optical Instruments:​​ Components requiring specific surface features.
• ​​Automotive Glass:​​ Decorative or functional elements.
• ​​Architectural Decoration:​​ Decorative glass panels, textured surfaces.

This service enhances product functionality, aesthetic design, and user experience.