Which step is involved in preparing an inner frit glass?

Preparing an inner frit glass involves multiple steps to ensure optimal adhesion and performance of the frit. In this process, the decontamination step is crucial; it removes any surface contaminants that could interfere with the bonding of the frit to the glass, ensuring that the surface is clean. Following decontamination, the final wash is an essential step that helps to rinse away any residues left from the decontamination process, further ensuring that the surface is free of contaminants. The SP-207 process typically involves specific treatment or application processes that are beneficial for preparing the surface of the frit glass before application.

By integrating these steps—decontamination, final wash, and SP-207—you ensure a thorough preparation of the inner frit glass, leading to improved adhesion and overall performance.