4mm-19mm Ultra-Clear Tempered Glass for Building Materials

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Applications

Main Application: Automobile windows and windshields, Building windows, doors, and facades, Shower doors and bathroom partitions, Glass tables, shelves, and countertops, Glass used in ovens and kitchen appliances.

FAQ

1. What is ultra-clear tempered glass?

• Ultra-clear tempered glass is a type of high-quality glass that undergoes a special tempering process to increase its strength and durability. The "ultra-clear" designation refers to the glass's high transparency and minimal tint, providing a clearer view compared to standard tempered glass.

2. How is ultra-clear tempered glass different from regular tempered glass?

• The main difference is in the clarity and appearance. Ultra-clear tempered glass is made with low-iron content, which reduces the greenish tint often present in regular tempered glass. This results in a more transparent and visually appealing product, ideal for applications where clarity is essential, such as display cases, touch screens, or high-end furniture.

3. Is ultra-clear tempered glass stronger than regular glass?

• Yes, ultra-clear tempered glass is much stronger than regular glass. Through the tempering process, it is heated to a high temperature and then rapidly cooled, which strengthens the glass and makes it about four to five times stronger than untreated glass. This makes it more resistant to breakage and impact.

4. Can ultra-clear tempered glass be used for all applications?

• Ultra-clear tempered glass is versatile and can be used in a wide range of applications, including tablet screens, smartphones, decorative windows, glass tables, and more. However, its primary advantage is its optical clarity, so it is best used in environments where visibility is key.

5. Is ultra-clear tempered glass safe?

• Yes, ultra-clear tempered glass is designed to be safe. When it breaks, it shatters into small, blunt pieces rather than sharp shards, reducing the risk of injury. This is a key safety feature of all tempered glass, including ultra-clear versions.