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As passive or active protection, our safety glass is extremely durable and suitable for all areas of use with increased safety requirements.

TEMPERED GLASS

A type of safety glass that is heat-treated to increase its strength and durability. It is designed to be more resistant to breakage than regular glass, and if it does break, it shatters into small pieces, relatively harmless. 

Tempered glass is commonly used in applications where safety is a concern, such as in doors and windows and shower doors.

It is a heat-treated glass which is several times stronger than ordinary annealed glass.

Tempered glass is manufactured by heating up the float glass to a high temperature, then blowing air onto its surface, cooling it down swiftly and uniformly.

Feature

  • On the same thickness Tempered Glass has bending and impact strength which is 3 to 5 times higher than that of ordinary glasses.
  • As resistant to rapid temperature changes (thermal shocks), Tempered Glass is approximately 3 times as ordinary float glasses.
  • When broken, Tempered Glass will shatter into small pieces to prevent serious injuries.

Applications

  • Frameless tempered glass doors
  • Curtain walls
  • Shop fronts
  • Windows
  • Showcase
  • Escalator side plates
  • Elevators panels
  • Balustrades

Tempered Reflective Glass

Leader Glass is also the key supplier in TEMPERED SOFT CODE REFLECTIVE GLASS specialising in 5MM and 6MM Gold Reflective (111), Blue Reflective (2312) and Green Reflective (5312).
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

LAMINATED GLASS

A type of safety glass that is made by sandwiching a layer of plastic sheets (PVB) between two or more sheets of glass. This process creates a strong, shatter-resistant material that is ideal for applications where safety is a concern.

Laminated glass is often used in building facades, and other areas where protection from impact or forced entry is required.

It is almost the same strength as ordinary annealed glass of the same thickness.

Laminated Glass is a safety glazing material made by bonding layers of glass, using heat and pressure, with one or more inter layers of tough polyvinyl butyral film (PVB). The glass sheets may be of same or different thickness.

 

 

 

 

 

UV Control

The major cause of fading and deterioration of furnishings and artworks is cause by UV radiation. Laminated Glass can screen out almost 99% of damaging rays. Due to the UV absorbing additives in the PVBSOUND REDUCTION interlayer.

Safety & Security

The PVB interlayer absorbs the energy of the impact, which minimises risk of injuries. PVB interlayer continues to safeguard the building until the glass is replaced.

Sound Rejection

Proven to be an excellent barrier to noise.

Applications

  • Skylights
  • Slope glazing
  • Anti thief show cases
  • Greenhouse
  • Large aquarium
  • Windows

INSULATED GLASS

It consist of two or more pieces of glass separated by an airspace and an aluminium space around the edges, sealed to the perimeter in controlled conditions.

The space between the panes acts as an insulating barrier, reducing heat transfer and improving energy efficiency.

Double Glazing Units (DGU) or Insulated Glass Units (IGU)

Consist of two or more pieces of glass separated by an airspace and an aluminium spaces around the edges, sealed to the perimeter in controlled conditions. The spacer contains a desiccant (drying agent) which eliminates moistures vapour in the cavity.

Features

  • Reduction of air conditioning cost
  • Reduction of noise penetration
  • Prevention of dew condensation
  • Reduction of UV Transmission

 

 

Applications

  • Office Buildings
  • Hospitals
  • Hotels
  • Airport Control Tower
  • Train Windows

HEAT-SOAKED GLASS

Heat Soak Test (HST) was introduced to check for the presence of Nickel Sulfide (Nis), that undergoes an additional heat treatment process to reduce the risk of spontaneous breakage. 

During this process, the glass is heated to a high temperature to accelerate the potential failure of any unstable glass particles that may be present.

Heat Strengthened Glass

Heat Strengthened Glass is manufactured similarly to Tempered Glass, except the glass is cooling less rapidly. Heat Strengthened residual surface compression level is within 4,000psi to 7,000psi. Heat Strengthened Glass is twice as strong and possesses greater impact compared to ordinary glasses. When broken, the pattern is similar to ordinary glasses but the fragments lock together and remain in the frame. Heat Strengthened Glass offer good resistance to thermal stress, although less than Tempered Glass.

 

HEAT-STRENGTHENED GLASS

Heat Strengthened Glass is manufactured similarly to Tempered Glass, produced by heating a glass sheet to a lower temperature than tempered glass.

When broken, the pattern is similar to an ordinary glasses, but the fragments lock together and remain in the frame.

Heat Soak Glass

Heat Soak Test (HST) was introduced to check for the presence of Nickel Sulfide (Nis) will break in the Heat Soak Oven. Therefore, the chance of spontaneous breakage of the Tempered Glass after HST due to the pressure of Nis should be reduced to the minimum.

FLOAT GLASS

Most common method of flat glass production, is made by floating molten glass on a bed of molten metal, typically tin. This process creates a smooth, flat glass surface with consistent thickness and high optical clarity.

Most common method of flat glass production

This process involves pouring recycled glass, silica sand, lime, potash and soda from a furnace onto a large bed of molten tin. This mixture slowly solidifies over the molten tin as it enters the annealing oven where it travels along rollers under a controlled cooling process. From this point the glass emerges in one continuous long ribbon where it is then cut and further processed to customer specification. Float glass is also known as soda lime silicate glass as these are the major components used in manufacture.

Clear float glass is colourless and transparent when viewed face on. When viewed on edge, it displays a slight green tinge. Clear float glass offers a very high level of natural daylight or visible light transmittance to pass through it.

Feature and Application

  • Substrate or base for tempered,
  • Laminated and mirrored glass
  • Window glazing
  • Retail, shop fronts and display counters
  • Balustrading
  • Shower enclosures
  • Furniture

NON-REFLECTIVE GLASS

Non-Reflective Glass making is a process in which either glass itself is altered or the surface is mechanically changed to prevent ordinary light reflection.

Overview

Non Reflective Glass making is a process in which either glass itself is altered or the surface is mechanically changed to prevent ordinary light reflection. This is done by a number of processes, some of which are performed as the glass is manufactured and others after the glass is created. Either process can provide sufficient glare reduction for better viewing of subjects behind the glass.

Feature

Non-reflective glass is processed to dull the surface of the glass, giving it a matte finish so that it is clear enough to see through but not as shiny and reflective as ordinary glass.

Applications

  • Eyeglasses
  • Picture frames
  • Store windows
  • Display cases
  • Photo Framing

Design how it’s meant to be. With it’s own Advantages

The hotspots of light reflection on regular glass can be visual distractions for athletes and hunters, inhibiting their ability to focus properly on targets.

Especially good for those who work constantly on computers, magnifiers or microscopes where constant light reflection can cause eyes strain.

It also offers a softer, more muted light transference that is more comfortable for these types of activities.

For drivers, it provides better visual acuity for night driving because the reflection from oncoming headlights is reduced.

PATTERNED GLASS

Patterned glass is embossed with a decorative pattern or texture. The pattern is created by passing the glass through a pair of rollers that press a design onto the surface of the glass while it is still hot and malleable.

Different patterns are made by made with a wide variety of designs, ranging from simple geometric shapes to more intricate floral or abstract patterns.

Also called figured, rolled, or obscure glass.

Figured glass is a decorative and translucent glass with figures on one face. In addition to diffusing light and obstructing visibility from the outside, the figured soften the interior lighting.

Patterned glass is made in a similar way to float glass except that the glass ribbon passes between two rollers, and the pattern is pressed onto one surface of the glass to give the design impression. Different patterns are made by changing one of the rollers. Figured glass can be tempered and cut in the same manner as standard float glass. Most figured can also be laminated and double glazed.

Privacy

  • It ensures privacy by obstructing visibility from the outside.

Application

  • Windows of building and houses
  • Partitions, interior doors and windows
  • Furniture
  • All locations benefiting from the combination of a distinctive decorative touch

Decoration

  • The decoration patterns blend with a wide range of decorations.

Translucence

  • The glass achieves soft and comfortable interior lighting, because its figured patterns diffuse incoming light. Transmission factors for solar radiation energy and visible light rays are much the same as with float glass.

Design and Glazing Notes

  • Glass with a figured surface can become dirty easily. Install the smooth surface facing the exterior
  • Figured glass may become transparent if the pattern side is exposed to water.

MIRROR

Mirror is made by coating a sheet of glass with a thin layer of reflective material, typically aluminium or silver. It offers excellent resistance to atmospheric agents. Aesthetically, it provides long-lasting brilliant beauty as an interior decorative material.

Overview

Mirror which is manufacturing by using Grade A float glass is a superior quality mirror. It offers excellent resistance to atmospheric agents. Aesthetically, it provides long-lasting brilliant beauty as an interior decorative material.

Flatness

It has superb luster, and a perfectly flat surface which gives a distortion-free image reflection.

Superior Quality

Mirror uses high grade float glass as its base and it is manufactured under an automated process, thus giving superb quality mirror.

Durability

It is manufactured under the automated process has a silver membrane which is protected by a copper plated layer, and finally sealed with an oven-baked paint coating. The silver membrane is fully protected, thus providing long-lasting performance and durability.

Variety

It is available large sizes, different thickness and either in clear float or bronze float glass.

Can be applied to anywhere you can imagine.

Wall surfaces, ceilings, pillars for general household usage, shops, and departmental stores.

A hint of reflections.

Can be applied to furniture and interior decoration.

GLASS ACCESSORIES

We provide a comprehensive range of  glass accessories. We can set up just about any glass work with our range of designs and models.

All we do is win

We continues to become a leader in glass wholesale and to succeed in providing the best Safety, Saving, Service, Solution, and Speed Delivery. To continuously hold the realm in glass wholesale, we have worked closedly with all our suppliers.

With this diligent effort, in the year of 2013, Leader Glass is appointed to be the sole dealer of CKS Glass Hardware in Northern region of West Malaysia and also Sarawak of East Malaysia in order to provide the best value to our customers.

  • Glass Connector
  • Glass Brackets
  • Doors Knobs
  • Doors Handles
  • Handrail Series
  • Clip & Accessories
  • Door Lock Lever Handler
  • Sliding Door System
  • Spider Fittings / Base
  • Routels
  • Glass Base Connector