Technical Data

• 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.

• 2024-07-22How to Reduce Energy Consumption in Glass Tempering ?

  Glass tempering furnaces are a major source of electricity consumption in factories. Reducing energy consumption in the glass tempering furnaces can lead to substantial cost savings.

• 2024-03-26Heating Time Standards for Glass Tempering Furnaces

  When the glass tempering machine is operating normally, the tempering furnace must reach its rated working temperature within no more than 5 hours from the start of heating.

• 2024-02-20How to Properly Shut Down a Glass Tempering Furnace?

  Properly shutting down a glass tempering furnace involves a series of steps to ensure the furnace cools down safely and to prevent potential damage.

• 2024-01-17Impacts of Improper Temperature Settings in Glass Tempering Furnace…

  If the temperature setting of the glass tempering furnace is improper during the glass processing, it may cause the following impacts