A- Thermal printing

• A technique used to print patterns and designs on glass using a special ink that is heated to bond with the glass.
• It adds aesthetic appeal and enhances the printed glass.

B- Ceramic printing

• A technique used to permanently print designs on glass using specialized ceramic ink.
• The glass is heated after printing to fix the ink, making it waterproof and resistant to external factors.

C- UV standard and UV relief printing

• A technique that utilizes ultraviolet rays to instantly cure the ink used in glass printing.
• It delivers precise and high-quality results with fast drying time, while UV relief printing is a type of printing with a special texture on the glass.

D- Laser Printing

• Two-Dimensional (2D) Laser Engraving:
  • This technique involves using a laser to engrave or etch designs onto a surface, resulting in two-dimensional images or text.
  • It can create detailed and precise artwork, logos, or intricate patterns.
• Three-Dimensional (3D) Laser Engraving:
  • This technique involves using a laser to engrave or etch designs onto a surface in layers of 3D shapes.

E- Laser Engraving

• It utilizes laser technology to engrave or etch designs that have depth and a three-dimensional appearance on a surface.
• This technique can create textured reliefs, intricate sculptures, or realistic 3D images with varying levels of depth.
• Laser Printing and engraving techniques provide great precision and versatility, allowing for the creation of intricate and customized designs on various materials including glass.

G- Back Painted solution

• A technique used to add a layer of transparent, opaque, and powder on glass, creating a three-dimensional effect and enhancing the design’s beauty and depth.