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Glass is ubiquitous in our daily lives, from windows in our homes to partitions in offices, and even car windows, it is an indispensable material. In order to improve the strength, safety, and other properties of glass, scientists have developed various reinforced glass technologies, among which heat soaked glass is one of them. So, what are the differences and connections between heat soaked glass and other reinforced glass technologies? Let's explore it together.
Differences:
Different processing techniques: Heat soaked glass is produced by immersing glass into molten metal (such as tin), forming a layer of metal on the surface of the glass, thereby enhancing its strength and heat resistance. On the other hand, other reinforced glass technologies, such as tempered glass, are produced by heating glass to near its softening point, followed by rapid cooling, forming compressive stress on the surface and tensile stress inside, thereby enhancing its impact resistance.
Different performance characteristics: The main advantage of heat soaked glass lies in its high heat resistance and excellent impact resistance, making it widely used in high-temperature environments and places that need to withstand heavy pressure. Tempered glass, on the other hand, is known for its excellent impact resistance and safety. Once broken, it forms blunt small fragments, reducing harm to the human body.
Different applications: Due to its special heat resistance, heat soaked glass is often used in high-temperature furnace windows, oven doors, and other occasions. Tempered glass, on the other hand, is more commonly used in architectural doors and windows, car windows, and other places requiring high strength and safety.
Connections:
Common goals: Whether it is heat soaked glass or other reinforced glass technologies, their common goal is to improve the strength and safety of glass to meet the needs of different occasions.
Common material foundation: These reinforced glass technologies are all based on improving and enhancing ordinary glass, and they cannot do without the original glass material.
Technological advancement: With the advancement of technology, various reinforced glass technologies are constantly developing and improving. Scientists are working hard to develop more advanced and cost-effective reinforced glass technologies to meet the needs of society.
