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F Green Toughened glass8mm

F Green Toughened glass8mm

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Tempered, toughened glass is heated to the temperature that near soft point, the surface resulting from the rapid cooling homogeneity has powerful compressive stress, the glass is double increase in all mechanical performance indexes. The surface stress value for tempered glass is more than 90Mpa and 24-69Mpa for the semi-tempered or toughened glass.

The feature of tempered glass:

High intensity: The bending strength of tempered glass is 3-4 times than common glass and the shock strength is 6-7 times than common glass.

Heat stability: Tempered glass has good thermal stability can withstand a range in 300temperatures, which is 3 times than common glass.

Security: Because of the stress layer of tempered glass, thus has strong shock resistance, make its not easy to damage, and it will not cause greater harm to human body when the broken glass after obtuse angle formed by small particles.

Toughened glass is also called heat enhancement or tempered glass, its strength is 1.5 to 2 times of ordinary annealed glass, thermal stability is twice as common annealed glass, toughened glass of flatness is approach to ordinary annealed glass and far superior to toughened glass, its biggest advantage is that there is no explosive's ills, but once causing damage, it still produces larger pieces and after its damage easily hurt the body, but its security is better than ordinary annealed glass.

Maximum processing size: 11000 mm * 3000 mm

Minimum processing size: 200 mm * 300 mm

The range of glass thickness: 4 mm to 25 mm



Insulating Glazing

A.  All glass can be processed before assembly




B.  Glass transfer onto the glass loading machine



C. Edge coating removing of coated glass


D.  Wash and clean strictly


E.  Automatic bending for air spacer


F.  Automatic molecular sieve filling

G. Automatic butyl rubber applying



H. Automatic framing


K. Automatic scanning positioning

L.  Automatic double sealing

M. Transfer by sucking disc


N. Conner finishing

O.  Glass on the shelves till solidification



P. Customized wooden cases according to the size of glass

Q. Transfer the glass into the specific wooden cases

R. Leading Time:10 days for an average area of 1000 square

    meters tempered glass

S. Trade terms: FOB and CIF.

T. Payment Terms: By TT, 30% deposit to start producing,

   full amount balance paid before delivery.

U. The container loading after the package checking


Q:There is a clear coat of build up o my glasses lense. Not sure what it is but I can feel it when I scrape it with my finger. Looks like something froze on it haha best way to describe it I guess ha. Was thinking acetone but dont want to mess up the lense. Any ideas?
Use a soft cloth or soap and water. Do not use acetone since most lenses there days are plastic. You could melt them just like finger nail polish melts with acetone.
Q:Lanzhou Huazhong hollow glass factory where
Lanzhou flat glass factory No.81, Xigu East Road, Xigu District, Lanzhou City, Gansu Province
Q:In addition to the service industry, what other work?
What will you do? Everyone has his own specialty
Q:I wanted to build a glass ant farm but instead of using wood or plastic for the frame I wanted to use molding clay. Can I use the clay to build the frame to hold the two pieces of glass and to make a removable top or will it hurt my ants???
Using plaster would be better than clay. Fired ceramic clay would also be fine, but that gets fairly complicated. If you use plaster it will be fairly easy, but you have to build a frame for your ant farm out of wood or use a suitably sized plastic or strong cardboard box. You could take a plastic box, put one plane of glass down. Use modeling clay to make the chambers for your ant farm. Make sure you connect them. Then mix plaster and cover everything so high you can still see your chambers. Put second pane of glass on it. After plaster has set, you should be able to remove one pane of glass, get out the modeling clay, then put the pane back on, you can use small clamps if necessary. Plaster is pretty good for an ant farm since it soaks up water. You don't want an ant farm to be absolutely dry, that isn't good for the ants. They need a certain humidity. Of course you don't want it really wet either, you'll have to observe the ants to see what they prefer. You can water the ant farm periodically or put one side into water so it soaks up some water. You also have to move the ants to a new ant farm once in a while, since the ant farm will become dirty. Make sure you feed the ants proteins and not just sugar. Make sure you have an ant queen. A good way to start an ant farm is to collect a queen if you see one outside. Since ants swarm, that is a good time to find a lot of queens. Make sure the queen doesn't have wings any more, only then she is mated.
Q:I have a chinese water dragon. He is still a baby but I'm looking to build him a bigger cage as he will grow to possibly three feet in length. I've searched the net for ideas on his cage and I'd like to use glass or plexi-glass on the sides and front of the cage. Even though I've looked at all the youtube videos I can find and any free plans I can find, I can't find a good way to build doors with glass, or plexi-glass, in them. I might just go with a sliding door but I'd prefer a door or two similar to a cabinet door. The opening is most likely going to be about 4 feet high. I also can't figure out how to attach the side, glass/plexi-glass, panels.I have basic tools but I don't consider myself a great carpenter. In other words, it needs to be simple.Any suggestions/help would be wonderful.
I would go with the plexi. That way you could make a wooden frame (or metal if you wanted) and then just drill the plexi (very slowly as to not crack it) and then screw it into the frame that you have made. Once you have that done you can focus on the doors. I would suggest making them in the same fashion. Once you have everything assembled you should seal it up. For this i suggest using "aquarium silicone" (use this because it is animal safe). You can get it any Lowe's or Home Depot (it should be near the paints and glues). *NOTE* -If you plan on building this way it is very important to remember that you need air holes or screening so the animal can breathe. For this you can either drill more holes in the plexi, or use some sort of screen for the roof- I hope this has given you some more ideas on how to make an enclosure that will not only house your larger animal, but also look decent doing it :)
Q:Is the laminated glass the same as the glass?
In the middle of the glass, the PVB or other film is fused with high temperature. Plus glass is generally called foil, monolithic can be posted, the common is the explosion-proof membrane and the like, explosion-proof film cheap 10 / flat. It is more expensive but more secure.
Q:I need it by tonight
The Louvre in Paris has a glass pyramid at its entrance. You maybe able to access the cost of its construction by doing a bit of research on the recent renovations to the Louvre. It would depend on what type of glass,its thickness and the size of the pyramid as to how much the estimated cost would be. There would also be factors of the glaziers manpower and manpower hours needed to cut the glass and then erect it. I believe there is also a shopping centre in Dubai that has a glass pyramid as its roof that depicts the gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt. I can't help you any further I am sorry to say. This is a rather strange and fanciful school project,one that I cannot really see much point in, except of it is to do with a mathematics class.
Q:I do building glass exports, do not know how to find customers, do architectural glass, the target customers should be what? I am talking about the target customer! Trouble
Shandong Province to do professional curtain wall doors and windows glass, indoor glass partition, safety fire glass
Q:What is the difference between the span on the architectural glass and the width of the glass?
Width, refers to the size of a single piece of glass, that is, between the size of the two sides of the box
Q:what is an ideal roof for a steel framed building with glass cladding?
The glass cladding choice has nothing to do with the kind of roof chosen for a steel framed building. I am assuming that when you use the term "cladding" it has a specific meaning to architects and engineers. It does not mean that the roof has glass skylights. Cladding is the siding along the vertical face of the building. The roof materials and framing system chosen has absolutely no bearing on the the cladding system chosen.

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