Glass Tempering Insights: Latest News

When tempering glass, the stress of the glass is changed by heating the glass raw material through the tempering furnace to achieve the tempering effect. Ordinary glass raw materials need to undergo pre-treatment, cutting into the required size, and simple treatment before being tempered in the furn

With the continuous improvement of glass production technology, people are not satisfied with traditional square shaped glass and are beginning to pursue various special shaped glass. As a result, there are more and more irregular shaped glass in daily life. Can irregular shaped glass be tempered? M

The particle size of tempered glass is related to stress. The smaller the particle size, the stronger the tempered glass will be, which means the higher the hardness. However, at the same time, the higher the stress intensity, the higher the probability of self explosion. Therefore, it is generally

Rainbow spots on tempered glass generally refer to the appearance of rainbow like patterns on the glass, which are usually colored and show a circle of color changes spreading from the center to the edge. When the angle of sunlight refraction changes, it creates a bright visual field, also known as

The particle size of tempered glass is related to stress, and the smaller the particle size, the greater the strength after tempering, which means the higher the hardness. But at the same time, the higher the stress intensity, the higher the probability of self explosion. Therefore, it is generally

At present, various types of glass, automotive glass, home glass, and architectural glass can be seen everywhere in our lives. No matter where they are used, the most common one we see is tempered glass of flat glass, which is also known as flat steel glass. It is well known that glass tempering fur

Mechanical equipment can produce noise to some extent during the production process, and glass tempering furnaces are no exception. During the production process, tempering furnaces inevitably emit some noise. However, the sound source characteristics of tempering furnaces are complex and cannot be

Tempered glass homogenization treatment, also known as hot dip treatment, is the process of reheating tempered glass to around 300 ℃, then holding it for two to four hours, allowing defective glass to burst during this process. This is called homogenization treatment. So why does tempered glass need