Tempered Glass
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Process of Glass Tempering
Washing & Cleaning
Heating Glass
Quench Fast Cooling
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Why Should You Invest in Tempered Glass?
Strength
Tempered glass is known as a type of safety glass for a cause. It is five times tougher than regular glass of the same size and thickness, which means it can resist a much harder hit without breaking and is less prone to crushing
Sound Reduction
Tempered glass has almost double the soundproofing abilities of standard glass. That’s why all soundproofing glass has been tempered and toughened, providing a reduction in noise levels of up to 60 dB
UV Protection
Tempered glass absorbs 65% of UV rays, giving it SPF of around 16 you can opt for a tinted finish in bronze or grey, which will further increase the SPF of your toughened glass by blocking more UV rays.
Heat Resistance
Tempered glass is up to five times more heat resistant than standard glass and can endure temperatures up to a sweltering 250 degrees.