Technical Data

• 2025-03-25Continuous Glass Tempering Furnace: The Perfect Balance of Mass Pr…

  Thanks to its dual advantages of efficient mass production and exceptional product performance, the continuous glass tempering furnace is widely applied in industries such as architectural curtain walls, automotive glass, home appliance panels, and p

• 2025-02-27Why Quality Matters More Than Price in Choosing a Glass Tempering …

  In the glass processing industry, the quality of your glass tempering furnace can make or break your production. While cost is always a factor, prioritizing furnace quality is far more important.

• 2025-01-13Analysis of the Causes of Spontaneous Breakage of Tempered Glass

  ​Spontaneous glass breakage refers to a phenomenon in which tempered glass may spontaneously shatter without any external force.

• 2024-12-18Glass Pre-Processing Requirements Before Entering a Glass Temperin…

  To ensure optimal results, several important steps must be completed before glass is introduced into a glass tempering furnace.

• 2024-11-18What Causes Hot Spots on Tempered Glass?

  Hot spots, also referred to as surface defects, are a common quality issue in tempered glass production. Hot spots on tempered glass generally fall into two categories: dispersed spots and dense spots.

• 2024-10-23How to Identify Tempered Glass Without Breaking It

  There is a non-destructive method to identify tempered glass: A reliable way is to check for air marks, iridescence, or anisotropy—all of which indicate the presence of internal stress.

• 2024-09-25Tempering Low-Iron Glass: Essential Guidelines

  When tempering low-iron glass, specific adjustments are necessary to accommodate its unique properties. First, it requires a longer heating time compared to normal float glass.

• 2024-08-14Is Laminated Annealed Glass Safety Glass?

  Laminated glass is a type of safety glass composed of two or more layers of glass with one or more thin polymer interlayers between them.