Specifications
Product: fully tempered glass
Color: clear transparent
Thickness: 10mm
Size: customer's demand size
Processing: custom size, edges work, polish edge, cutouts, safety corners etc.
Sample: available
What Is 10mm Fully Tempered Glass
10mm Fully Toughened or Tempered Glass is a type of safety glass, made by heating 10mm annealed (float) glass uniformly through a furnace to temperatures exceeding 600 C. The annealed (float) glass is then transferred to the quenching chamber of the furnace where it is rapidly cooled. Thanks to the heating and rapidly cooled process, the internal stresses within its structure change, which results in an increase in its bending strength.

Advantages of Fully Toughened Glass
- Toughened glass is extremely tough and hard. These glasses reduce the risk of injury and damage in care of disaster or calamity
- It is a very lightweight glass which reduces the load of building
- Ravishing variations of toughened glass provide a very rich and elegant look to the buildings
- It facilitates natural light into the homes and buildings while providing a soothing sensation
- Toughened glasses are UR resistant, prevent heat absorption and are highly energy efficient


Applications of Fully Toughened Glass
Toughened glass is often used in buildings and houses as doorways, stairways, sliding doors, standard windows as well as floor-level windows. It is used because they won’t be a cause of worry in a situation of accidental impact.
Toughened glass is an excellent material to be included in your homes. You can use toughened glass for shower doors, glass cabinets, glass table-tops, dividers, glass shelves, and also glass for a fireplace.
As toughened glass is resistant to heat, it becomes the perfect and safe choice for kitchen shelves or as a kitchen backsplash.
Toughened glass can also be used as skylights or big windows or floor-length windows, as they will not only add an element of lightness to your interior decoration, but they will also become the source of natural light during daytime.

Other Toughened Glass Type
Heat Strengthened Glass Heat strengthened tempered glass is also known as semi tempered glass it is produced by heating the glass to approximately 1,300Fo and then natural cooling but not rapidly colling. It is approximately 2 time stronger than a piece of annealed glass. | Heat Soak Glass The heat soaking process puts the glass through a heat cycle to encourage the glass to break under test if it is at risk of inclusions. The result is a pane with a much lower risk of fracture than ‘ordinary’ thermally toughened glass. |
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