10mm Heat Soaked Tempered Glass for Curtain Walls – 150 MPa Strength
Product Summary
Our 10mm heat soaked tempered glass is engineered for curtain wall applications, offering a bending strength of 150 MPa and thermal shock resistance up to 320°C. The heat soak process reduces the risk of spontaneous breakage, making it a reliable choice for high-rise building façades. This product holds SGS Test Report No. GZIN1806033816CM for 10mm heat soaked toughened glass, demonstrating compliance with global safety standards.
Key Selling Points
- High Bending Strength (150 MPa): Provides robust structural integrity for wind load resistance in tall buildings.
- Heat Soaked for Minimal Spontaneous Breakage: Tested in a calibrated oven per BS EN 14179-1:2016 to mitigate nickel sulfide inclusion risks.
- SGS Certified with Test Report: Certificate number GZIN1806033816CM issued by SGS-CSTC, covering safety glazing applications.
- Thermal Shock Resistance (250–320°C): Withstands extreme temperature swings common in exterior curtain walls.
- Aesthetic Flexibility: Available in clear, tinted, or silkscreen printed finishes for architectural expression.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|
| Thickness | 10mm |
| Surface Stress | 95 MPa |
| Bending Strength | 150 MPa |
| Thermostability | 250–320°C |
| Broken State | Obtuse-angle grain |
| Self-Destruction Rate | Minimized via heat soak process (oven calibrated per BS EN 14179-1:2016) |
Models and Options
Standard thickness: 10mm. Other thicknesses from 4mm to 25mm available. Options include heat soak treatment, silkscreen printing, and custom edgework.
Materials and Structure
Made from high-quality float glass, tempered in a horizontal roller hearth furnace. The heat soak process involves heating the glass to 290°C for several hours to accelerate nickel sulfide phase transformation, reducing in-service breakage.
Applications
- Curtain walls for commercial and residential high-rises
- Building façades requiring high wind load resistance
- Window and door systems
- Spandrel panels and structural glazing
Customization
We offer custom sizes, cutouts, notches, and surface coatings. MOQ: 100 m². Delivery options: EXW, FOB, CIF. Typical lead time: 15–25 working days.
Case Study
A major Australian Build-to-Rent project utilized our tempered glass for its curtain wall and façade. The glass achieved stable structural performance (≥85%), energy efficiency ratio (≥65%), and noise reduction of 60–70%. The project spanned 2–5 years and used over 500–1000 units, demonstrating the product's reliability in demanding environments.
FAQ
Q: What is the bending strength of this glass?
A: 150 MPa, measured per standard testing methods.
Q: Do you have a test report for 10mm heat soaked glass?
A: Yes, SGS report no. GZIN1806033816CM is available upon request.
Q: How is heat soak treatment performed?
A: In a dedicated oven (model CS-HST-1808) calibrated by JAS Ltd. per BS EN 14179-1:2016, holding at 290°C for a specified duration.
Q: Can this glass be used in seismic zones?
A: Yes, its high strength and energy absorption make it suitable for earthquake-prone areas. Consult our engineers for specific design.
Q: What certifications comply with local building codes?
A: In addition to SGS, we hold SGCC certification (ANSI Z97.1, CPSC 16 CFR 1201) and CE marking (EN 12150).
Q: What is the maximum size you can produce?
A: Maximum size up to 3300×14000 mm, subject to your specific requirements and thickness.
Q: Are there any limitations on hole drilling?
A: Holes must be at least 2× the glass thickness from the edge, with a minimum diameter of 5mm. Our team will review your design.
Q: How do you handle logistics for export?
A: We use wooden crates with foam padding for safe shipment. FOB and CIF terms are available.
Inquiry Information
Contact Kevin for a quote and technical datasheet:
Email: kevin@kxglass.com
WhatsApp: +86 13500092849
Address: No. 10, Jinchuan Road, Zhaolin, Xiegang Town, Dongguan, China
Image Filename and Alt Suggestions
