Description
Tempered glass is a type of safety glass produced by heating glass to near its softening point and rapidly cooling it to create surface compressive stress. Its strength is 4–5 times higher than annealed glass, offering superior impact and bending resistance. When broken, it shatters into small blunt particles to reduce injury risk. It is widely used in curtain walls, windows, railings, skylights, partitions, and furniture.
Key Specifications
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Item |
Specification |
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Thickness Range |
4–19 mm |
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Strength |
4–5 times stronger than annealed glass |
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Thermal Stability |
Resists temperature differences up to 200°C |
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Fracture Pattern |
Breaks into small blunt particles to minimize injury |
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Applications |
Curtain walls, windows, railings, skylights, furniture |
Product Features & Advantages
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High Strength: Superior impact resistance and load capacity.
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Safety: Shatters into small particles, reducing injury risk.
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Thermal Resistance: Withstands large temperature differences.
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Wide Applications: Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
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Processability: Can be drilled, cut, or shaped before tempering.
Typical Applications
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Building curtain walls and façades
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Windows, railings, and skylights
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Interior partitions and shower enclosures
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Furniture tabletops and display cabinets
Why Choose Boxin Glass
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Advanced Tempering Lines: Ensure flatness and consistent strength.
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Strict Quality Testing: Includes optical, mechanical, and fragmentation tests.
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Full Traceability: Each pane carries a QR code with production data.
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Proven Project Experience: Widely used in large-scale domestic and international projects.
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