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Tempered Safety Glass

Tempered Safety Glass

Tempered safety glass is glass with increased mechanical and thermal strength and a safe breakage pattern. With flat and bent options, Camglass offers solutions for the varying dimensional, design and performance requirements of architectural projects.

Available in clear, low-iron, tinted, ceramic printed and enamelled options. For flat tempered glass, toughenable Low-E and Solar Low-E coatings for thermal insulation and solar control are also available.

Tempered glass can be used in architectural applications as monolithic glass or in laminated and insulating glass units. Glass thickness and build-up are determined by design loads, fixing system, safety and insulation requirements. Suitable laminated build-ups are preferred in applications where post-breakage integrity must be maintained.

In line with project specifications and requests, Camglass supplies heat soak tested tempered safety glass. By reducing the risk of spontaneous breakage caused by nickel sulphide inclusions, this test provides additional assurance, particularly on high-rise façades where glass replacement is difficult and in applications with limited access.

Key Features

High Strength

Provides high resistance to impact and loads.

Safe Breakage

Breaks into small, blunt fragments, reducing the risk of injury.

Thermal Resistance

Resistant to sudden temperature changes.

Related Production Processes

Before heat treatment: Cutting and edge grinding; drilling and CNC processing according to the fixing detail. For printed or painted options, surface applications are completed before tempering.

Subsequent processes: Heat soak testing as specified; lamination or insulating glass assembly depending on the product build-up.

Applications

Façade Glazing

Glass Doors

Shopfronts

Interior Partitions

Technical Details

Technical Specifications

Product Information

Form

Flat or bent

Glass options

Clear, low-iron, tinted, ceramic printed and enamelled

Coating options for flat glass

Toughenable Low-E and Solar Low-E, including double-silver options

Glass combinations

Monolithic, laminated or insulating glass unit

Heat Soak Test

As per project specification; to reduce the risk of spontaneous breakage caused by nickel sulphide

Technical references

Flat tempered glass: EN 12150; pendulum impact test: EN 12600; Heat Soak Test: EN 14179

Reference Project

Project

Project Name

Location

Location