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Toughend Safety Glass

Gold Plus tempered Safety Glass is suitable for application where greater strength and safety are required.

Tempered glass is being used increasingly in architecture because of its strength and safety properties. It is usually installed in areas where safety glass is required to lessen the possibility of mechanical or thermal breakage and/ or to assure greater uniform load strength. Glass is tempered by taking annealed glass and heating it to its softening point of approximately 660 C. its surface is then rapidly cooled while the inner core is allowed to cool gradually. This results in layers of high compression on the surface counter balancing by high tension at the center resulting in a glass that is four to five times stronger than annealed glass. Should accidental breakage occur, the resulting fragments are small and granular, causing minimum injury.

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Bullet Resistance Glass

All these glasses are multi- laminated, ranging in thickness from 13mm to 60mm. the lamination is constructed in such away that each layer of glass and each interlayer plays a specific role in assisting resistance to the impact of the projectile. The initial layers there are broken by the bullet and become finely granulated at the point of impact there by absorbing initial shock and energy. The subsequent layers absorb the shock waves resulting from the impact and thereby resulting in reduction of the velocity of the bullet and according to design parameters, will either limit or prevent spilling of glass fragments. Even after the attack, barrier protection is maintained and visibility (apart the actual area of impact) remains unaffected.

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Glass Manufacturing Plant

Float glass manufacturing is not unlike the manufacturing of commodities like steel or plastic. Each of the processes requires raw materials to be weighed, mixed, melted at high temperatures, formed into continuous ribbons, cooled and cut into a size that fits its use.Float glass is made from a combination of several ingredients such as sand, soda ash, dolomite, limestone, salt cake, and cullet (recycled glass).The raw materials are received and stocked in storage areas. From storage areas they are then moved as needed to the silos. The raw materials are then drawn down from the silos for batch weighing and mixing. Cullet, which is crushed glass from edge trim of the cut lites or from broken cut lites, is blended with the mixed batch to make from up from 15% to 30% of each batch. The mixture is then delivered to the melting furnace by belt conveyor.

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