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Senhong Glass is a tempered laminated glass manufacturer in China.

We mainly supply:

PVB Tempered Laminated Glass

Low Iron Tempered Laminated Glass

Tempered Laminated Glass Heat Soaked

6mm+1.52mm PVB+6mm Tempered Laminated Glass

8mm+1.52mm PVB+8mm Tempered Laminated Glass

10mm+1.52mm PVB+10mm Tempered Laminated Glass

12mm+1.52mm PVB+12mm Tempered Laminated Glass

Tempered laminated glass is a special type of glass product that consists of two or more layers of glass with an elastic polymer interlayer sandwiched between them. During the manufacturing process, the glass undergoes tempering treatment, which gives it higher strength and impact resistance. The interlayer is able to bond the shattered glass pieces together, thereby increasing the safety of the glass. Tempered laminated glass not only possesses the characteristics of tempered glass, such as impact resistance, heat resistance, and resistance to temperature differences, but also offers the advantages of laminated glass, such as protection, sound insulation, and thermal insulation. As a result, tempered laminated glass is widely used in the fields of construction, automotive, furniture, and more, providing enhanced safety and performance.

Tempered Laminated Glass With Holes & Polished Edges

Specification

Thickness: 8.76mm, 10.76mm,12.76mm,13.52mm,17.52mm, 21.52mm, 25.52mm,etc.
Size: from 300x300mm to 3300x13000mmm
Film type: Normal PVB, Dupont Sentry Glass Plus (SGP), Saflex
Thickness of PVB: 0.76mm, 1.14mm, 1.52mm, 2.28mm, 3.04mm

Film Color: Milk White, Blue Green, Bronze, Euro Grey, Dark Grey, Blue, Green, etc.

Production

Heat Soaked Glass

Heat soaked glass, also known as heat soak testing or heat soaked tempered glass, is a process used to reduce the risk of spontaneous breakage in tempered glass. During the heat soak test, tempered glass panels are subjected to elevated temperatures for an extended period of time. This process aims to identify and eliminate any tempered glass panels that may contain nickel sulfide inclusions, which can potentially cause spontaneous breakage.

Nickel sulfide inclusions are tiny impurities that can be present in the glass during the manufacturing process. These impurities have the potential to expand over time, leading to stress and breakage of the tempered glass. By subjecting the glass to high temperatures during the heat soak test, any panels containing these impurities are more likely to break, allowing them to be identified and removed before installation.

Heat soaked glass is considered to be more reliable and safer than regular tempered glass, as it reduces the risk of spontaneous breakage. It is commonly used in applications where glass breakage could pose a significant safety hazard, such as in high-rise buildings, facades, and overhead glazing.