Tempered Glass Production

The tempering process toughens the glass and hardens its surface. Tempered glass is approximately four times stronger than regular annealed glass of the same thickness and breaks into small, relatively harmless dice-size pieces. For more information, visit www.bendheim.com

[@jerrylijerry-epglass4499]

It's a good video. We process tempered glass in China.

[@motivationalguru037]

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[@gregcorwin8316]

Most of the video is of a LowE coating line not a tempering line.Still a good video though.

[@kilsymendez7776]

Imagine if building had layers of this type of glass for their windows.

[@shamaslawson2250]

It's in every door, above every door, any window that is near a door is tempered.

[@shamaslawson2250]

There are a lot of tempered windows in almost every building

[@user-ik9vz3tu2g]

Tempered glass is normally above 1700 mm , that's the safety guideline

[@brunofurlano4135]

no. at my shop we have a tempering line once temper 10mm and it's off but by like an 1/8 because ministry standard is 1/16 so anyways the customer is here and we send it on the polisher it was high risk the polsieher was wearing some good ppe but I've seen prices explode I've seen peices give leanious

[@snorttroll4379]

come again= leanious? bodily damage? Is there a way to anneal or untemper glass?

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[@adventuremanintheclouds8968]

Punctuation is still used in today's society, I'm not sure if you are aware of that.

[@kb41]

So i think what hes trying to say is you can shave off a little on the edges of tempered glass where it has the least tension. Technically you can untemper glass but good luck getting your manufacturer to bother.

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Nice

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