Tempered Glass Overview
Tempered glass is produced by heating annealed glass to near its softening point and then cooling it rapidly. This procedure creates highly desirable induced stress, resulting in exceptional strength and thermal resistance.
Key Features:
- High Safety: Breaks into tiny harmless pieces if shattered.
- Enhanced Hardness: 4-5 times stronger than ordinary float glass.
- Thermal Stability: Withstands temperatures up to 220°C.
- Wind-Load Resistance: Ideal for exterior architecture.
Applications
Our tempered glass is versatile and suitable for various industries:
Vehicles:
Windows for trains, buses, and cars.
Architecture:
Windows, facades, and balustrades.
Furniture:
Table tops, shelves, and shower doors.
Notice: Tempered glass cannot be cut or drilled after the tempering process.
Comprehensive Glass Portfolio
Clear Float Glass2mm-25mm thickness for general building needs.
Tinted Float GlassGrey, Blue, Green, and Bronze options for solar control.
Patterned GlassMultiple decorative patterns like Moru, Flora, and Nashiji.
Laminated GlassSafety glass with PVB layers for maximum protection.
Mirror GlassSilver and Aluminum mirrors for interior design.
Reflective GlassCoated glass for high energy efficiency and privacy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is customized production available?
Yes, we have a professional technical team that can produce glass based on your specific size and requirement.
Is the glass packaging safe for shipping?
We use seaworthy strong plywood crates with paper interleaving. Our loaders have over 10 years of experience in container fixation.
What are the payment terms?
Our standard terms are T/T 30% in advance and 70% upon receipt of the B/L copy. L/C at sight is also accepted.
What is the Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)?
Our standard MOQ is one 20 feet container (approx. 20-27 Tons).
What kinds of glass can you provide?
We offer a one-stop purchase service covering raw float, reflective, patterned, laminated, and tempered glass products.
What are the trade terms?
We support various trade terms including FOB, CFR, and CIF.
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