Flat Tempered Glass

Product description

In order to meet the durability and safety needs, the glass can be processed by two types– heat strengthening or tempering – depends on the glass' specific application. For these two types, the glass has undergone a special heat treatment, about 650 Celsius to make it soft, then strong compression and cool processes followed in time to increase its strengthen and resistance. Compression of 6000 to 9000 psi will be make it to be semi tempered glass, about 2 times more resistant than normal annealed glass of similar thickness. And Compression of 11000 to 20000 psi will be make it to be fully tempered glass, about 4 or 5 times more resistant than normal annealed glass of similar thickness. Fully tempered glass can helps to reduce the chances of injuries as it will be small blunt pieces when breaks. Semi tempered glass is less safe than the fully tempered glass, but is also widely used on building facades due to better optics.

Advantages

-More resistant to breakage than normal glass

-Reduce chances of injuries as it will be small blunt pieces when breaks

-High heat endurance than normal glass

Application

Window and door
Facades and curtain walls
Automobile, train, vessel
Furniture and decoration

Sunlight room

Sightseeing elevator corridor

Glass guardrail/fence

Specification

Thickness: 2~19mm
Size: 100X100mm to3300X18000mm

Types: clear float glass, ultra clear float glass, tinted glass, reflective glass, low E and so on.