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


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



