Tempered glass is a form of safety glass that has been thermally or chemically treated to boost its strength than ordinary glass. The tempering procedure includes heating the glass to a high temperature before swiftly cooling it. This causes internal tensions in the glass, making it stronger than untreated glass.

Tempered glass has several key features, including:

1.Tempered glass is often four to five times stronger than ordinary glass of equal thickness. This increases its resistance to fracture.

2.Tempered glass breaks into little, comparatively harmless fragments rather than sharp shards. This decreases the chance of damage in the event of breaking, making it a safer choice.

3.Tempered glass can tolerate greater temperatures than ordinary glass, making it ideal for applications that require heat resistance.

4.Tempered glass is stronger and more durable than untreated glass.

Tempered glass is commonly used in glass light shades, car windows, shower doors, glass tables and so on. It is commonly utilized in circumstances where safety is paramount and the danger of breaking is considerable.