Fusing Lighting by LEDS C4

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This technique for working glass, known since the ancient Egyptians, was replaced by other glass production techniques and was rediscovered in the second half of the 20'th century.  The basic principal behind fusing is the absolute necessity that the glasses be fused are compatible with each other; that is, that the coefficients of dilation of the glasses are identical. The result is a new glass that is tension free.  Adequate heating, depending on the size and thickness of each part, in the kilns a basic step in the application of this technique. The kilns used are special computer-controlled models that raise the temperature slowly between 520 degrees and 600 degrees. They then quickly increase to 800-850 degrees and maintain this temperature for a few minutes before rapidly cooling to 550 degrees. This marks the beginning of the annealing process, the most delicate stage of the fusing technique. At this stage, correctly performed, the tension disappears from the fused glass.  Once cooled, the glass, depending on its design, must undergo further treatment in the kiln so that it can be slumped into suitable molds.</span></font></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="34%" align="justify"> <img border="0" src="images/FUS_05-2553-21-Q3-002_sm.jpg" width="150" height="150" alt="LEDS C-4 presents its collection based on glass produced using the fusing technique. This technique for working glass, known since the ancient Egyptians, was replaced by other glass production techniques and was rediscovered in the second half of the 20'th century. The basic principal behind fusing is the absolute necessity that the glasses be fused are compatible with each other; that is, that the coefficients of dilation of the glasses are identical. The result is a new glass that is tension free. Adequate heating, depending on the size and thickness of each part, in the kilns a basic step in the application of this technique. The kilns used are special computer-controlled models that raise the temperature slowly between 520 degrees and 600 degrees. They then quickly increase to 800-850 degrees and maintain this temperature for a few minutes before rapidly cooling to 550 degrees. This marks the beginning of the annealing process, the most delicate stage of the fusing technique. At this stage, correctly performed, the tension disappears from the fused glass. Once cooled, the glass, depending on its design, must undergo further treatment in the kiln so that it can be slumped into suitable molds."></td> <td width="33%" align="justify"> <img border="0" src="images/FUS_00-2552-21-93_sm.jpg" width="150" height="150" alt="LEDS C-4 presents its collection based on glass produced using the fusing technique. This technique for working glass, known since the ancient Egyptians, was replaced by other glass production techniques and was rediscovered in the second half of the 20'th century. The basic principal behind fusing is the absolute necessity that the glasses be fused are compatible with each other; that is, that the coefficients of dilation of the glasses are identical. The result is a new glass that is tension free. Adequate heating, depending on the size and thickness of each part, in the kilns a basic step in the application of this technique. The kilns used are special computer-controlled models that raise the temperature slowly between 520 degrees and 600 degrees. They then quickly increase to 800-850 degrees and maintain this temperature for a few minutes before rapidly cooling to 550 degrees. This marks the beginning of the annealing process, the most delicate stage of the fusing technique. At this stage, correctly performed, the tension disappears from the fused glass. Once cooled, the glass, depending on its design, must undergo further treatment in the kiln so that it can be slumped into suitable molds."></td> <td width="33%" align="justify"> <img border="0" src="images/FUS_05-2543-21-Q3_sm.jpg" width="150" height="150" alt="LEDS C-4 presents its collection based on glass produced using the fusing technique. This technique for working glass, known since the ancient Egyptians, was replaced by other glass production techniques and was rediscovered in the second half of the 20'th century. The basic principal behind fusing is the absolute necessity that the glasses be fused are compatible with each other; that is, that the coefficients of dilation of the glasses are identical. The result is a new glass that is tension free. Adequate heating, depending on the size and thickness of each part, in the kilns a basic step in the application of this technique. The kilns used are special computer-controlled models that raise the temperature slowly between 520 degrees and 600 degrees. They then quickly increase to 800-850 degrees and maintain this temperature for a few minutes before rapidly cooling to 550 degrees. This marks the beginning of the annealing process, the most delicate stage of the fusing technique. At this stage, correctly performed, the tension disappears from the fused glass. Once cooled, the glass, depending on its design, must undergo further treatment in the kiln so that it can be slumped into suitable molds."></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="100%" align="justify" colspan="3"> <div> <p align="center"><font face="Arial" color="#ff0000" size="2"> <span class="781052906-04022007"><strong>LIGHT AND GLASS</strong></span></font></div> <div> <font face="Arial" size="2"><span class="781052906-04022007"></span> </font><font size="2"> </font></div> <div> <font face="Arial" size="2"><span class="781052906-04022007">By using the fusing technique, LEDS C-4 has combined light and glass as basic materials in the creation of modern, innovative lines in the fine art of illumination.  By using noble materials in the glass fusion process (opaque beads, glass stringers, vitrified enamels and glass with intense colours), in combination with our proven skill with light sources, we achieve the richness of an idea that is limited by our own creativity and that of our customers.  Opaline glass diffuses light, creating enchanting, comfortable environments. Its fusion with coloured glass, which projects different hues, enables the creation of items that blend into the decoration of the desired or planned environment.</span></font></div> </td> </tr> <tr> <td width="34%" align="justify"> <img border="0" src="images/FUS_10-2536-21-Q3_sm.jpg" width="150" height="150" alt="By using the fusing technique, LEDS C-4 has combined light and glass as basic materials in the creation of modern, innovative lines in the fine art of illumination. By using noble materials in the glass fusion process (opaque beads, glass stringers, vitrified enamels and glass with intense colours), in combination with our proven skill with light sources, we achieve the richness of an idea that is limited by our own creativity and that of our customers. Opaline glass diffuses light, creating enchanting, comfortable environments. Its fusion with coloured glass, which projects different hues, enables the creation of items that blend into the decoration of the desired or planned environment."></td> <td width="33%" align="justify"> <img border="0" src="images/FUS_05-2549-81-Q3_sm.jpg" width="150" height="150" alt="By using the fusing technique, LEDS C-4 has combined light and glass as basic materials in the creation of modern, innovative lines in the fine art of illumination. By using noble materials in the glass fusion process (opaque beads, glass stringers, vitrified enamels and glass with intense colours), in combination with our proven skill with light sources, we achieve the richness of an idea that is limited by our own creativity and that of our customers. Opaline glass diffuses light, creating enchanting, comfortable environments. Its fusion with coloured glass, which projects different hues, enables the creation of items that blend into the decoration of the desired or planned environment."></td> <td width="33%" align="justify"> <img border="0" src="images/FUS_05-2541-21-Q3_sm.jpg" width="150" height="150" alt="By using the fusing technique, LEDS C-4 has combined light and glass as basic materials in the creation of modern, innovative lines in the fine art of illumination. By using noble materials in the glass fusion process (opaque beads, glass stringers, vitrified enamels and glass with intense colours), in combination with our proven skill with light sources, we achieve the richness of an idea that is limited by our own creativity and that of our customers. Opaline glass diffuses light, creating enchanting, comfortable environments. Its fusion with coloured glass, which projects different hues, enables the creation of items that blend into the decoration of the desired or planned environment."></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="100%" align="justify" colspan="3"> <div> <p align="center"><font face="Arial" color="#ff0000" size="2"> <span class="781052906-04022007"><strong>ART AND TECHNIQUE</strong></span></font></div> <div> <font face="Arial" color="#ff0000" size="2"> <span class="781052906-04022007"></span></font><font size="2"> </font></div> <div> <font face="Arial" size="2"><span class="781052906-04022007">Each glass item is hand-made and is a unique, unrepeatable work of art. The metallic elements are produced industrially and combine the latest advances in lighting techniques to create each of these beautiful items. All our models are manufactured in accordance with the ISO 9001 standard of quality and comply with the legislative safety requirements of the EN 60598 and UL 1598 standards.  This results in a collection where Art and Technique converge, and is the result of a year of intense work to offer our customers an outstanding collection that has not spared heavy investment in R & D and research into the latest tendencies in design and colours.  As a leading company in this sector, we have committed to the art of illumination for more than 50 years and are proud of our commitment to constant renovation and the creation of works whose value is maintained over time.</span></font></div> </td> </tr> <tr> <td width="100%" colspan="3"> <p align="center"><font size="2" face="Arial"><a href="http://www.lightingforum.com" target="_top">Lightingforum.Com All Rights Reserved.</a></font><font size="2"> </font></td> </tr> </table> </body>