Bent Tempered Glass

Product Introduction

Bent Tempered Glass is a high-strength, heat-treated glass that is curved to meet both functional and aesthetic design requirements. It is widely used in modern architecture, automotive industries, furniture, and interior design due to its durability, safety, and elegant appearance. The glass undergoes a special heat treatment process that enhances its strength while allowing it to be bent into various curved shapes without compromising structural integrity.

Product Features

High Strength: Up to 5 times stronger than regular glass, resistant to impact and thermal stress.

Custom Curvature: Can be manufactured in various radii and shapes to meet design specifications.

Safety: If broken, it shatters into small, blunt pieces to reduce the risk of injury.

Heat & Weather Resistance: Withstands extreme temperature changes and harsh weather conditions.

Optical Clarity: Maintains high transparency and visual appeal even when curved.

UV Protection (Optional): Can be coated or laminated to block harmful UV rays.

Product Details

Thickness Range: 4mm to 19mm

Radius Range: Customized from R300mm and above

Edge Options: Flat polished, beveled, seamed

Available Shapes: Cylindrical, spherical, single or double curvature

Certifications: Complies with ANSI, EN12150, CCC, and other international safety standards

Applications: Building facades, curtain walls, shower enclosures, furniture, railings, display cases, and automotive windows

Product Advantages

Design Flexibility: Enables architects and designers to create stunning curved structures without sacrificing safety or performance.

Enhanced Durability: Resistant to breakage, thermal shock, and environmental damage.

Improved Safety: Reduces risk of injury compared to standard glass upon impact.

Sustainable: Energy-efficient when combined with insulating or low-E coatings.

Customization: Tailored to match your unique project requirements, from size and thickness to radius and edge finish.

FAQ

Q1: What’s the difference between bent tempered glass and regular tempered glass?

A: Bent tempered glass is shaped during the tempering process to achieve a curve, while regular tempered glass remains flat. Both offer similar strength and safety features.

Q2: Can bent tempered glass be cut or drilled after production?

A: No. Like all tempered glass, it cannot be modified after tempering. All cuts, holes, and edge treatments must be done beforehand.

Q3: How long does it take to produce custom bent tempered glass?

A: Production typically takes 7–15 days, depending on complexity, quantity, and customization.

Q4: Is it possible to combine bent tempered glass with laminated or insulated glass?

A: Yes. It can be laminated or insulated for added safety, energy efficiency, or soundproofing.

Q5: What’s the maximum size for bent tempered glass?

A: Sizes can vary, but up to 3000mm x 1800mm is common. Custom sizes are available on request.