Will the appearance of stress marks in custom production of tempered glass in Foshan affect safety?
Release time:
Dec 24,2024
The appearance of stress marks on tempered glass does not affect safety.
Stress marks are formed during the heating and quenching cooling process of tempered glass. Since both heating and cooling processes cannot be 100% uniform, the anisotropic properties of the strengthened glass become apparent, causing the propagation and reflection of light beams in the glass to become non-parallel, resulting in stress marks. This is an optical characteristic inherent to all tempered glass and does not constitute a quality issue or defect.
Although stress marks may visually affect the appearance of the glass, especially when used as large curtain walls, they may negatively impact the aesthetics of the glass and even affect the overall beauty of the building. However, stress marks do not affect the reflection and transmission effects of the glass, nor do they impact the safety performance of tempered glass.
Therefore, consumers need not overly worry about the impact of stress marks on safety performance when purchasing tempered glass. Of course, to achieve better visual effects and aesthetics, it is advisable to choose tempered glass produced by manufacturers with high brand recognition and guaranteed product quality to reduce the occurrence of stress marks.
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