With the development of modern society, glass, as a living material in life, is applied to various occasions. There are many types of glass, and the material performance characteristics of each glass are also different, such as Tempered Glass and heat-resistant glass. So what is the difference between Tempered Glass and heat-resistant glass? Let's take a look below! 1. Different applications: Tempered glass is used in construction, building formwork, decoration industry, furniture manufacturing industry, home appliance manufacturing industry, electronics, instrumentation industry, automobile manufacturing industry, daily products industry, and special industries. Heat-resistant glass is used in the daily necessities industry, Oven Door Glass, industrial boiler sight glass, mechanical equipment window glass, etc. 2. Different effects of temperature changes: Heat-resistant glass refers to the glass that contains boric acid and silicic acid components with strong heat resistance and can withstand sharp temperature changes. It refers to special glass that can withstand cold and hot fusion temperature changes. It has low expansion, thermal shock resistance, high temperature resistance, Corrosion, high strength and a series of excellent properties. Therefore, it is safe to use in ovens and microwave ovens. Tempered glass may burst after a sudden temperature change in the microwave oven. In the process of making tempered glass, because of the "nickel sulfide" inside, the glass will expand with the change of time and temperature, and there is a possibility of self-explosion. Completely unusable in the oven. 3. Different crushing methods: When heat-resistant breaks, it will not break and produce cracks and will not fly away. Heat-resistant glass has no danger of self-explosion due to nickel sulfide. Heat-resistant glass cools slowly, and there is no condensation energy inside the glass. Therefore, it will not fly apart when broken. When tempered glass breaks, it will burst and scatter. During the tempering process, the tempered glass will form prestress and condense energy inside the glass. Therefore, when it is damaged or self-exploded, the condensed energy will be released, forming fragments and flying, and at the same time, an explosion will occur. Voice. The above explanation is about the difference between tempered glass and heat-resistant glass, I hope it will be helpful to everyone. We have White Goods Glass on sale, please consult us if you are interested.
