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1. Use a sewing needle to poke a small hole where the bubble is, then flatten it with a bank card or similar tool to push out the air.
2. If the warranty has expired, visit a professional shop to reapply the film. If still under warranty, request a replacement.
3. Three main causes of bubbles: First, curved glass not perfectly matching the film during heating; second, dirt or dust trapped during application; third, rapid evaporation of adhesive after installation.
4. For edge bubbles, use a scraper and heat to fix.
5. Tint film effectively blocks significant infrared heat.
6. Prevents skin damage and reduces interior aging; blocks most UV rays, including mid- and long-wave UV.
7. The film’s polyester base resists tearing and shattering, enhancing glass durability to protect occupants if the glass breaks.
8. Provides privacy—choose the right film to obscure the interior view from outside while maintaining outward visibility.
9. Reduces AC usage by improving cooling efficiency and lowering interior temperatures quickly.
10. Personalizes and beautifies the car.
11. Prevents glare-related accidents.
1. Clean room layouts often feature an enclosed circular hallway outside the facility. This acts as a buffer between the clean area and external contaminants while conserving energy. Factory doors and windows should be flush-mounted internally, without window frames. Pay special attention to the layers and structure of external windows to seal humidity and block external particles. Doors and windows between areas of differing cleanliness must be sealed to prevent condensation from temperature differences. Use weather-resistant, low-deformation materials with minimal production errors, good airtightness, simple designs, and easy cleaning—avoiding wooden frames to prevent mold and bacterial growth. External windows should align with interior walls, with slanted or frameless designs, and double-glazed fixed windows for energy efficiency.
2. Floors must be smooth, gap-free, wear-resistant, anti-mold, and anti-static, with easy full-surface cleaning. Terrazzo floors with 6-15mm stone aggregates and copper dividers (not glass) are an option. Epoxy self-leveling floors are now common—solvent-free, non-toxic, seamless, and resistant to oils, acids, alkalis, and chemicals. They provide a mirror-like finish, static resistance, low dust, and durability, ideal for high-cleanliness industries like electronics and pharmaceuticals. A 1mm thickness lasts over 6 years. Moisture barriers should be installed under the floor to block contaminants from concrete waste pipes.
3. Walls should be smooth, dust-free, mold-resistant, with harmonious colors for easy contamination detection. Use anti-static, glare-resistant, and disinfectant-tolerant coatings. Round wall-floor junctions (50mm radius) minimize dust accumulation. Install protective bumpers in high-traffic areas to prevent finish damage from vibrations.
4. To maintain cleanliness, all ventilation ducts and lights must be installed in technical ceilings. Most pharmaceutical companies use color-coated steel panels for airtight ceilings—lightweight, high-strength, low-dust, and GMP-compliant. Ceilings must connect to the main structure, not pipes or supports, with seamless wall transitions. Post-installation, inspect for gaps with lights. Maintenance access should be in technical spaces for convenience. Pipework must be sealed properly.
This concludes our guide on installing partition glass for clean rooms. Thanks for reading! Don’t forget to explore more cleaning and installation tips on our site!
