tempered glass

Tempered Glass, also known as toughened glass, is made by quickly cooling annealed glass heated to its softening point. After tempering, uniform compression is formed over the glass surface while tensile stress formed in mid-plane. Feature Safety If broken, tempered glass shatters into fine, blunt pieces, which does not cause severe injuries to human body. High strength Tempered glass has 3-5 times stronger in the bending and impact strength than annealed glass of the same thickness. Thermal Shock Resistance It has more resistance to rapid changes in temperature than annealed glass. Application Tempered glass is applied in where requires safety, such as glass door, curtain wall, indoor partition, elevator, showcase, storefront, furniture and household appliance etc. Size Max: 5300x3210mm Min:250x100mm Thickness:2.8-25mm Standard ASTM C1048, BS6206, JIS R3206,ANSI Z97.1,GB15763.2-2005, EN12150, BS EN14179