Tempering glass is a technologically advanced process that enhances the safety and strength of the glass.

The tempering process consists of 3 stages:

• Heating the glass above 600 degrees (depending on the thickness of the glass)
• Rapid cooling of the previously heated glass
• Controlling surface compression.

Advantages of Tempered Glass:

• Increased resistance of the glass
• Safety
• Durability
• Minimal risk of cutting
• In the event of breakage, it shatters into small pieces.

Properties of Tempered Glass:

• Strength 4-5 times higher than ordinary glass
• Safety
• Resistance to temperature
• Abrasion-resistant.

Below are laminated doors with 3 layers of glass, where the middle layer represents shattered tempered glass.

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Applications of tempered glass:

• Balustrades
• Shower Cabins
• Glass doors
• Graphics on glass
• Furniture
• Interior decoration.

Mirrors are not subjected to tempering, except for the Venetian Mirror.