Tempered glass undergoes rapid cooling after being heated above 680°C, developing a uniform surface compressive stress layer exceeding 90 MPa and bending strength three to five times that of ordinary annealed glass. Upon breakage it shatters into small granular fragments without sharp edges, significantly reducing laceration risks — making it a mandatory safety material for commercial curtain walls, shower enclosures, and automotive side windows, and one of the most widely used processed glass categories in global construction.

We supply both flat and curved tempered glass, with maximum processing dimensions up to 2440 mm × 6000 mm and thicknesses from 3 mm to 19 mm to match different frame materials and load requirements. Every batch undergoes strict ball-drop impact and fragment-count testing to ensure mechanical performance and breakage patterns comply with EN 12150 or ANSI Z97.1. Stable furnace temperature control and mature process parameters eliminate quality concerns for your bulk procurement, so every shipment can go straight to the job site.