CURVED GLASS

Curved glass, also referred to as bent glass, is glass that has been heated past its softening point and formed into a curved shape, either by annealed gravity bending, or by heat-treated (tempered or heat-strengthened) bending. Curved glass can be found in vehicles (many windshields and some backlights are curved on the edges) as well as in architectural designs, from glass domes and hand rails to revolving doors and display cases.

1. Increased strength: The mechanical strength, impact resistance and bending strength of tempered glass after tempering can reach 4-5 times that of ordinary glass.

2. Improved thermal stability: Tempered glass can withstand huge temperature differences without breakage, and its ability to resist variable temperature differences is 3 times that of ordinary float glass of the same thickness.

3. Safety improvement: After the tempered glass is damaged by strong force, tiny obtuse-angle particles appear quickly, thus ensuring personal safety to the greatest extent.