It is because the glass raw material contains nickel sulfide crystals. This kind of nickel sulfide crystal has two forms: A and B. Under specific time and temperature conditions, form A will change to B. At the same time, the volume of form B [...]
Tempered glass is a second processed glass from float glass. In the glass factory, we need to cut the large size of float glass to the required tempered glass size first. If the glass piece has a drilling cut opening request, we must perform [...]
Tempered glass can cut you, but just minor cuts; it shouldn't cause serious injury. It is a type of safety glass. When it breaks, its shatters are tiny particles that cannot easily cause serious harm to the human body. Read more from our blog: [...]
Yes, tempered glass has the possibility of self-exploding. It's because the raw material contains nickel sulfide crystals. The case of clear tempered glass self-exploding is three among one thousand, while ultra clear tempered glass has a much lower self-exploding rate. Read more from [...]
Tempered glass can withstand temperatures up to 300℃, an instantaneous temperature difference of 200℃.
Yes, tempered glass is recyclable.
Yes, tempered glass can break, especially when hitting the four corners of tempered glass. Find more from our blog: What is tempered glass?
No, we cannot cut the glass after tempering; it will break. Therefore, you should confirm the dimensions and cut openings before the tempering process.