Tougher than ordinary annealed glass, tempered glass is processed by heating glass in a furnace close to its softening point of 650 to 700 degrees Centigrade and then quenching it by a uniform blast of high pressure compressed air. Tempered glass has bending and impact strengths which are three to five times higher than those of annealed glass of the same thickness.

Applications:
	Curtain walls of high-rise buildings
	Exterior and interior for buildings
	Interior spandrels for wall partitions, diffusers, and decorative paneling
	Door Openings, Showroom and Lobby Facades, Escalator Side Plates, Staircase Handrails
	Viewing partitions for sports complexes, resorts and airports.