Street Address: No. 10, Chenfeng Road, Chen Village, Humen
City: Dongguan
Province: Guangdong
Country/Region: China
Tempered:anti broken
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Definition of Tempered Glass Tempered glass is produced by heating glass to a high temperature (at 650, becomes soft) and then quenched. This changes its molecular structure where compressive stress is formed on glass surface and tensile stress is formed at the core. The mechanical strength is increased by several times. Definition of Heat Strengthened Glass The production of heat strengthened glass is similar to that of tempered glass. It is heated to a temperature around 650 but is a little lower than that of tempered glass. Besides, the quenching speed is also slower. Its strength is lower than tempered glass but is about twice that of annealed glass. When broken. It will break into bigger pieces like annealed glass and it is not regarded as safety glass. The flexural strength of heat strengthened glass is smaller than tempered glass. But heat strengthened glass is more heat resistant than annealed glass. Equipment and Processing Capability Xinyi has 10 tempered glass production lines of different specifications from renowned suppliers of China and Finland such as TAMGLASS and GLASSROBOTS. The Finnish made GLASSROBOTS FTM glass tempering furnace adopts the latest and most advanced forced convection/radiation heating technology in tempering low-e glass. With forced convection heating, it can evenly heat up the inner and outer of glass in shorter time (the heating rate is increased significantly where the heating time is reduced by 30%). This overcomes the difficulties in heating up coated glass in common tempering furnace as coated glass reflects radiation. As the heating time is shorter, the coated glass will have better flatness and reduce the chance of coating damage as well as the reduction of defects like roller mark and spot caused by long heating time in the tempering process. Therefore, the tempered glass produced has better optical quality.