Homogeneous tempered glass

Homogeneous Tempered Glass (also known as fully tempered homogeneous glass) is a high-strength, uniform-performance safety glass redefining reliability, durability, and versatility in architecture and industrial applications—evolving from "specialized" to "mainstream" by solving flaws of conventional tempered glass: uneven strength distribution, poor thermal stability, and limited adaptability to high-demand scenarios. Its core advantage lies in the homogeneous tempering process: high-quality float glass is heated to 620–650°C (near its softening point) in a full-convection furnace (ensuring uniform heat distribution across the glass surface) and then rapidly cooled with high-pressure air jets (controlling cooling rate evenly to avoid internal stress variation), plus optional functional treatments (anti-fingerprint, anti-glare, or low-E coatings) for enhanced utility. This delivers a service life of 15–20 years—2.5x longer than ordinary tempered glass’ 6–8 years—while excelling in four…