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Why we use 3M stickers on our mirrors

In our pursuit of achieving the best possible results for the mirrors we sell, we pay attention to even the smallest detail. This is why we exclusively use adhesive tapes from 3M for the LED strips.

3M, known for its innovations across various industrial sectors, has highlighted a significant application of its adhesive technologies in the production of high-quality LED strips. 3M's adhesives contribute to enhancing the performance, safety, and aesthetics of LED strips, making them essential for the production of high-quality products.

Technology and innovation in adhesives

3M uses advanced technologies in its adhesive materials, such as acrylic and epoxy adhesive systems, which guarantee the durability and longevity of LED strips. These materials offer excellent adhesion to glass surfaces and metal frames, effectively addressing issues of moisture and thermal expansion.

Performance and durability

3M's adhesives enhance the resilience of LED strips to climatic changes and continuous temperature variations, which is crucial for the long-term maintenance of their clarity and functionality.

We use the world's No. 1 quality mirror from AGC Glass Europe (Glaverbel)

We focus on the quality and durability of our mirrors. At the core of our mirrors is the use of AGC Glass Europe (Glaverbel) mirrors, which are considered the highest quality worldwide. AGC's glass panels offer unmatched clarity and precision, making them ideal for creating mirrors that not only serve their primary function but also incorporate high aesthetics.

The innovative features of our mirrors include:

1. Smart Touch Screen: The mirrors feature integrated touch screens that allow users to display information such as time, weather, news, and more, without needing another device.

2. Adaptive Lighting: Built-in sensors detect room lighting conditions and automatically adjust the mirror's light intensity for optimal visibility.

All our LED strips have a 90+ index. What is the Color Rendering Index (CRI) and why is it important for LED lighting?

The Color Rendering Index (CRI) measures how natural colors are rendered under an artificial white light source compared to sunlight. The index ranges from 0 to 100, with a perfect 100 indicating that the colors of objects under the light source appear the same as they would under natural sunlight. CRIs below 80 are generally considered "poor," while scores above 90 are rated as "excellent."

High CRI LED lighting delivers beautiful, vibrant tones across the color spectrum. However, CRI is just one measure of light quality.

CRI ranges used

When purchasing and installing white LED lights, we use LEDs with a CRI greater than 90.

• CRI 95 – 100: Outstanding color rendering. Colors appear as they should, subtle tones emerge and are highlighted, skin tones look beautiful, art comes alive, and splashes of paint show their true colors. Widely used in Hollywood production sets, high-end retail stores, printing and paint shops, design hotels, art galleries, and in home applications where natural colors need to shine brightly.
• CRI 90 – 95: Excellent color rendering! Almost all colors appear and are easily distinguishable. The noticeably excellent lighting starts with a CRI of 90. Guests begin to praise your mirrors, the colors, and details of the bathroom and spaces where you place your mirrors.
• CRI 80 – 90: Good color rendering, where most colors are well-rendered. Acceptable for most commercial uses. You may not see elements as fully saturated as you would like.
• CRI below 80: Lighting with a CRI below 80 is considered to have poor color rendering. Under this light, objects and colors may appear dull and sometimes unrecognizable (such as not being able to see the difference between black and dark blue socks). Distinguishing between similar colors would be difficult.