What is a Busbar?

Smart film, that incredible technology that lets you switch glass from clear to frosted at the flick of a switch, relies on some pretty neat components working behind the scenes. While the liquid crystals inside the film get most of the attention, there’s a crucial electrical part that makes the magic happen: the busbar.  Powering… Continue reading What is a Busbar?

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The Future of Smart Glass

Exploring Polytronix, Inc.’s Vision The realm of smart glass technology continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, ushering in an era where transparency meets innovation. As we delve into the future of smart glass, Polytronix, Inc. emerges as a trailblazer, setting new standards through its visionary approach and unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction.  Smart glass,… Continue reading The Future of Smart Glass

Polytronix, Inc.: A 35-Year Odyssey of Liquid Crystal Display Innovation 

For over three decades, Polytronix, Inc. has stood as a vanguard in the transformation of liquid crystal displays (LCDs), etching an indelible legacy across the panorama of modern technology. This celebration of a 35-year journey serves as a testament to our enduring commitment to innovation, excellence, and the relentless pursuit of pushing the boundaries of… Continue reading Polytronix, Inc.: A 35-Year Odyssey of Liquid Crystal Display Innovation 

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Why Strong Demand and Tight Supply has caused Price to Soar

COVID-19 hit the global glass manufacturing sector hard, not only did Polytronix, Inc. Film & Glass Division have to temporarily halt our production floor operations to comply with government mandated lockdowns, so did our raw material manufactures and glass vendors. The industry saw some recovery in the second half of 2020, due to glass activities… Continue reading Why Strong Demand and Tight Supply has caused Price to Soar

Smart Glass Overview

Smart Glass varies its light transmission properties under light, thermal, and electrical influences. Smart Glass has two broad categories: passive and active. The passive subcategory, includes thermochromic and photochromic. The active subcategory, includes electrochromic (EC), suspended particle devices (SPD), and polymer dispersed liquid crystal(PDLC).

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