Load Resistant Decorative [ Heat Bent Glass ] 6mm 8mm 10mm 12mm For Shop Window Display Counter

Description
In hot bending, the manufacturer uses molds, which allow the glass to adopt the desired form. The glass, as well as the mold, is then heated up to 580–600 °C.

Bending can be solely based on gravity. Alternatively, the glass bending process can be assisted in which a mechanical bending press forces the glass into a target shape. The shape is then slowly cooled to avoid any residual tension in the glass.

Bending technology allows producers to create a wider range of shapes, for instance, a tighter radius and non-cylindrical shapes. The hot bending process itself does not add mechanical strength to the glass nor the ability to tolerate temperature variations.

Advantages/Features
The visual appeal is not the only aspect driving designers all over the world towards curved glass. Surprisingly enough, curved glass is also highly efficient when used in structural glazing applications.

Not only that, the arching actually makes it highly load resistant. When used properly, arching also minimizes deflections. In practice, curved glass solutions are excellent in structural applications. And when designed well, they can reduce the use of other building materials.

Specification of Heat Bent Glass

Applications
Curved annealed glass is used in applications that do not require the use of safety glass. This includes shop windows and display counters. Curved annealed glass can be produced for custom designs and has the advantage of being able to be cut and processed after it has been bent to its desired shape/form.

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