FLAT TEMPERED GLASS is a tempered glass that enhances the compression and impact resistance of ordinary glass through physical and chemical treatment methods.

The principle of FLAT TEMPERED GLASS: Through complex tempering treatment, a compressive stress is formed on the surface of the glass. When the glass is subjected to external force, the surface stress will offset part of the external force, so that the external force on the glass itself is weakened, thereby realizing the bearing capacity. ability enhancement.
The strength of tempered glass is higher. Compared with ordinary glass, its bending strength and impact strength are enhanced several times or even 10 times. The increase in the carrying capacity of tempered glass also improves the shortcoming of glass being fragile. Even if it is destroyed, the fragments of tempered glass are in a state of no acute angle, which greatly reduces the possibility of injury. In addition, FLAT TEMPERED GLASS is resistant to rapid cooling and rapid heating, and can resist large temperature changes.
Simply put, the principle of FLAT TEMPERED GLASS is the principle of mechanics. After special treatment, a compressive stress is generated on the surface of the glass, which is used to offset part of the external force received to achieve the effect of reducing the impact force on the glass itself. Compared with ordinary glass, tempered glass has higher strength and safety, but it cannot be reprocessed, and there is also the phenomenon of self-explosion.