Our Premium Clear Float Flat Tempered Glass is engineered for superior durability and safety, utilizing a high-precision thermal tempering process. By heating annealed glass to temperatures between 620-680°C and applying rapid quenching, we create a high-stress surface layer that significantly enhances structural integrity and impact resistance.
Designed to meet rigorous international safety standards, this tempered glass is an essential material for modern architectural and industrial applications. Whether used in high-traffic commercial partitions or residential safety windows, it provides the perfect balance of optical clarity, thermal stability, and shatter-proof security.
| Available Thickness | 3.2mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm | Custom Dimensions | Tailored to customer requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tempering Temp | 620-680 Degrees Celsius (1150-1250°F) | Processing Method | Rapid air quenching / liquid immersion |
| Fragmentation | Small, blunt pieces (Safety Glass) | Edge Treatment | Precision cutting and polishing |
| Standards Compliance | GB15763.2-2005, GB15763.4-2009, JC/T1006-2018 | Optical Quality | High-transparency clear float base |
| Thermal Stability | High resistance to sudden temperature shifts | Mechanical Strength | Enhanced compression and bending resistance |
Significantly stronger than regular annealed glass, capable of withstanding higher impact forces without breaking.
Shatters into small, blunt granules instead of sharp shards, drastically reducing the risk of injury upon breakage.
Superior ability to handle rapid temperature fluctuations, making it ideal for oven doors and fireplace screens.
Maintains the crystal-clear transparency of float glass while adding industrial-grade strength and durability.
Perfect for shower enclosures, glass partitions, automotive windows, and high-end consumer electronics.
Fully compliant with GB and JC national standards for fragmentation and mechanical stability.
CNC-guided cutting ensures exact dimensions according to customer blueprints.
Computer-controlled ovens maintain uniform temperatures for consistent tempering.
High-pressure air jets ensure instant cooling for maximum internal stress stability.
Controlled slow cooling processes to ensure long-term structural durability.
Rigorous testing for fragmentation mass and mechanical impact resistance.
Professional packing solutions to ensure safe delivery of architectural glass.
| Feature | Annealed Glass | Tempered Glass |
|---|---|---|
| Impact Strength | Low (Fragile) | Very High (Strong) |
| Safety Profile | Sharp Shards (Dangerous) | Blunt Granules (Safe) |
| Heat Tolerance | Poor (Cracks easily) | Excellent (High Stability) |
| Lifespan | Moderate | Extended (Due to strength) |
| Application Value | Basic/Decorative | Structural/Safety Critical |
Float glass is standard annealed glass. Tempered glass is float glass that has been heat-treated and rapidly cooled to increase its strength and ensure it breaks into safe, small pieces.
No, tempered glass cannot be cut or drilled after it has been tempered. All sizing and hole drilling must be completed during the cutting phase before the heating process.
It improves safety by preventing large, sharp shards from forming during a break. Instead, it crumbles into small, blunt pieces, reducing the risk of severe lacerations.
Our products comply with national and industry standards including GB15763.2-2005 and GB15763.4-2009 for construction safety glass, as well as JC/T1006-2018.
Yes, tempered glass has significantly higher thermal resistance than regular glass, allowing it to withstand sudden temperature changes without shattering.
We offer a wide range of thicknesses including 3.2mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, and 12mm, with customized sizes available upon request.
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