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The major challenge of the future in the area of special flat glass is seen
as the flexible availability of glass substrates which can be produced to
a high standard of quality yet at favourable cost. Bigger; flatter, fault f
ree, universally available from ultra-thin to ultra-thick, as inert as poss
ible and able to withstand the rigours of processing in the widest range of
demanding technical applications is the comprehensive requirement of moder
n special flat glasses. Schott's borosilicate float glasses have all the ne
cessary prerequisites to meet these continually and rapidly growing needs.