Porcelain foil
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Before the burning the porcelain foil is light to work on. The pliability of the foil is demonstrated by the folds to paper ships impressively.
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Tension arm molten glass
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2 about 15 cm thick glass plates show in the exhibition stand of Vision light technology what they can do: Tension lack glass and thus create new formative possibilities.
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Stainless steel light
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Instead of a massive metal two thin tins connected with microscopic steel fibers with each other. The solution if weight and stainless steel are incompatible.
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Electric luminescence foils
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The luminous prospectus of the Lumitec AG shows new possibilities for surfaces and background lighting. Instead of indirect lighting with reflecting losses big foils.
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Thermopal furniture board
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From the chip board decor with own photo up to all what looks purely externally as a veneered chip plate, but is in internal no simple chip plate.
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Decoration on honeycomb boards
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From the front to the back are in the 3 different boards: aluminum honeycombs, hard foam PU and plastic honeycombs.
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Lightweight construction with not chip boards
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Pure externally these records look like veneered chip boards. However, in the internal are hidden far lighter materal if it depends with the furniture construction on the weight.
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Fire prevention with furniture boards
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How this? Under the decoration are not as usual pressed wood chips, but foamglas. Thus, actually, also no chip board but a decorated foamglas board.
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Colored electro luminiscence
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About a rotary regulator the color of the luminous foil can be changed. To the practical example the prospectus also shows the theory of the function.
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Distortion test with stainless steel light
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The specimen is deformed as long as, until tears appear. Here the test with a lightweight construction metal from stainless steel, 2 thin tins are connected with steel fibers.
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Stainless tin deforms
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No normal metal, but a new lightweight construction material. 2 thin Stainless tins linked with each other by microscopic fibers, are pressed here to a ball pattern.
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