Safety Glass
Tempered Glass
Higher strength and safer breakage behaviour.
Safety Glass
Tempered safety glass
During tempering, glass is heated to approximately 600–700 °C and rapidly cooled. This creates compressive stress on the surface and increases its resistance to mechanical loads and thermal shock.
When broken, fully tempered glass fragments into relatively small pieces rather than large sharp shards. All cutting, drilling and edge processing must therefore be completed before tempering.



