Technical Data

• 2017-09-26About Glass Heating in the Glass Tempering Furnace (I)

  In any case, shattered glass should not be left in the glass tempering furnace. Broken glass has to be removed after the furnace is stopped and cooled down.

• 2016-02-16Introduction to Architectural Glass Used on Doors and Windows

  When glass is quenched in tempering section after being heated in tempering furnace to 650oC, the internal molecular structure of the glass gets rearranged to create powerful even compressive stress on the surface and tensile stress inside. The glass

• 2016-02-16Areas in a Building Where Tempered Glass Is Required

  When using glass as one of the construction materials,someg areas of a building are required to use tempered safety glass.

• 2015-07-22Structure and Features of Horizontal Glass Tempering Furnace

  Horizontal roller track glass tempering furnace adopts state-of-the-art automatic control technology, perfect for producing 3-19 mm tempered glass used in architecture and furniture, aviation, shipbuilding, locomotive, automobiles, appliance and sola

• 2015-07-06Identifying Tempered Glass by Stress Lines

  1、Basis of AnalysisDue to the uneven stress distribution in the glass during its tempering process, tempered glass can be easily identified by its stress lines on the surface using strengthened glass detector.2、Process of AnalysisPlace the streng

• 2015-06-25Identifying Tempered Glass by Stress Marks

  1、Basis of AnalysisDue to the uneven stress distribution in the glass during its tempering process, it shows obvious anisotropic properties. The existence of uneven stress will cause double refraction. This phenomenon can be observed under polarisc

• 2015-06-15Identifying Tempered Glass by Analyzing Break Pattern

  1、Basis of Analysis Tempered glass fractures into bite-sized pieces with no sharp edges. Hence, you may determine whether glass is tempered by the break pattern. 2、Process of Analysis Take a piece of glass and hit it at any section with a shar

• 2015-05-28Glass Quenching (II)

  Depending on their properties, for glasses with same composition but different thickness, the tempering stress relates primarily to the cooling rate.