Main Materials and Characteristics of Tempered Glass

The core composition of tempered glass is silicate, which is made of silica, sodium carbonate, limestone, bauxite and other materials through special processes. Among these raw materials, silica forms the main basis of glass, while sodium carbonate and limestone serve as additives to assist in the formation and property control of glass. It is particularly worth mentioning that the addition of bauxite significantly enhances the structural strength of the glass. This special glass product has the following notable features:

1. Excellent strength: Tempered glass is known for its excellent strength and bending resistance, and its strength is even comparable to steel.

2. Excellent safety: Unlike ordinary glass, even if tempered glass is broken, its fragments will appear as small particles without sharp edges, greatly reducing the risk of harm to the human body.

3. Excellent corrosion resistance: The surface of tempered glass is covered with a solid vitrified layer. This vitrified layer can effectively resist erosion by water, oil and other substances, keeping it clean and beautiful for a long time.

4. High thermal stability: Even in high-temperature environments, tempered glass can maintain its original structure and performance, showing extremely high thermal stability.