Tempered Glass Data Sheet

Tempered glass data sheet product data specifications annealed vs.

Tempered glass data sheet.

Tempered glass resists high wind blown debris and is ideal where breakage could involve a safety concern. The typical process to produce tempered glass involves heating the glass to over 1 000 f then rapidly cooling to lock the glass surfaces in a state of compression and the core in a state of tension. Fully tempered glass is approximately four times stronger than annealed glass of the same thickness and configuration and residual surface compression must be over 10 000 psi for 6mm according to astm c 1048. Tempered glass data sheet.

In areas where high traffic and human contact may be anticipated tempered glass is the perfect solution in both residential and commercial applications. Nnealed float glass can be cut to a desired finished size and tempered to provide a glass product with greater resistance to thermal mechanical or impact loads or to break in a manner that allows its use where. For detailed technical product information review our technical data sheets below. Mpered glass product data sheet.

Tempered glass surfaces should not be cleaned with razor blades or metal scrapers. The following data sheets include information about the aesthetic and performance of vitro architectural glass products as well as information about product fabrication and availability.