Material sample
Cutting, drilling, notching, and edge work must be completed before tempering.
GLASS
Tempered Glass
Heat-treated for strength; breaks into small granules. Used for doors, shower screens, and glazing.
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| Common thickness | 5, 6, 8, 10, 12 mm |
|---|---|
| Formats | Flat / Bent |
| Fabrication | Holes / notches / edge work before tempering |
| Strength vs annealed | Approx. 3–5× |
KEY FEATURES
Key Features
- Roughly 3–5 times stronger than annealed glass
- Breaks into small granules, reducing injury risk
- Better resistance to thermal stress
- Designed around the application
Glass doors and glass walls
Structure & material selection
Before fabrication
Confirm size before tempering
Cutting, drilling, notching, and edge work must be completed before tempering.
When fragments must stay in place
Tempered does not retain fragments on an interlayer; compare laminated glass when the panel must stay in place after breakage.
APPLICATIONS
Applications
Typical settings to consider for your project.
Glass doors and glass walls
For spaces that need transparency and safety glass.
Shower screens
For wet areas where breakage safety matters.
Shopfronts and interior fit-out
For storefronts, partitions, and commercial interiors.
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