Glass Tempering Furnace

Glass is heated to a high temperature and then quickly cooled in glass tempering furnaces. The glass becomes stronger and harder as a result of this procedure. High-traffic areas benefit greatly from this hard, tempered glass. Their distinctive, textured surface is great for use in bathrooms, kitchens, and other locations where spills are frequent since it is slip-resistant and simple to clean. Glass tempering furnaces are employed in architectural applications including glass doors, partition walls, and side windows. This range also include glass toughened plant which can improve the atmosphere in offices when utilised in glass desks, doors, and dividers.