Glass tempering

Glass tempering is a heat treatment process in which glass is heated to a high temperature and then rapidly cooled, giving the glass increased strength and resistance to impact.

Tempered glass is much stronger and more resistant to mechanical stress than ordinary glass. It breaks into small, safe shards, which reduces the risk of injury when broken.

Tempered glass is widely used in architectural and design projects such as windows, doors, partitions, balustrades, countertops, shower enclosures and railings. It is also used in automotive and industrial applications.

In the production of tempered glass, the glass is first heated to a high temperature, usually around 600-700°C, and then cooled sharply using special systems, which creates a difference in the internal stress of the glass and gives it increased strength.

We offer tempering of various types of glass including plain glass, tinted glass, mirrored glass and even triplex glass. Each type of glass can be tempered to meet the requirements of the project.