What are the main aspects of the safety performance of tempered glass?

The safety performance of tempered glass is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

High strength and impact resistance: Tempered glass has excellent impact resistance, and its strength is several times that of ordinary glass. This allows it to better maintain its integrity when impacted by external forces, reducing the possibility of rupture. Even if broken, the fragments are smaller and less likely to hurt.

Safety in fragmented state: When tempered glass is damaged, it will not form sharp fragments, but will form small honeycomb-like obtuse-angled broken particles. This feature greatly reduces the probability and degree of injury from fragments and improves safety.

Thermal stability: Tempered glass has good thermal stability and can withstand large temperature changes without breaking easily. This allows it to maintain good safety performance in high or low temperature environments.

Human body impact resistance: For building safety glass, human body impact resistance is an important safety performance. Tempered glass performs well in this regard and can maintain good integrity when hit by the human body, thus avoiding injuries.

Easy to clean and beautiful: Although this is not a direct safety performance, the tempered glass has a smooth surface, is not easy to adhere to dust and dirt, is easy to clean, and has good light transmittance, maintaining the beauty of the glass.

Tempered glass has become the preferred safety glass material in many fields due to its excellent performance in high strength, impact resistance, safety in fragmented state, thermal stability and resistance to human impact.