Heat Strengthened Glass

Description

Tempered glass is manufactured through heating common glass uniformly to the softening point and then being quenched.
With high strength and thermal stability, tempered glass can be widely used in the places with special requirements on mechanical strength and security, such as glass Curtain Walls, Partition Wall, Balustrade, Door & Window, Shower Room, Furniture, Automobile, Trains, Ships and the places with high temperature difference.
Features:
Security: tempered glass will be broken into small honeycombed obtuse grains due to external force, and it will not result in serious bodily injury;
High mechanical strength: high impact resistance and flexural strength,**5 times that of common glass;
Thermal stability: tempered glass possesses superior thermal stability, which makes its(it) stand 3 times high temperature than common glass.
Production Capacity:
Flat Tempered Glass: Max. ***0*****0mm; Min. *5***5mm
Bent Tempered Glass: Max.***0****0mm, Min.**0***0mm
Min. Curvature of Bent Tempered Glass: ***0mm
Thickness: ***9mm
Glass Type: Clear, Tint, Patterned, Acid Etched, Ceramic Frit/Silk Screen, Laminated
Process: Complete tempered; Heat Strengthened; Heat Soaked, Grind edgework, Polished Edgework/Louvre,
Hole, Cutouts
Productivity: 1.8 million m2/year