Does hot-melt glass crack and crumble after just six months? Choosing the wrong manufacturing process renders it completely useless—choose a custom hot-melt glass manufacturer in Foshan!
Release time：
Nov 17,2025
Soft furnishings buyers often encounter hot-melt glass that looks good but doesn’t perform well—patterns become distorted, edges crumble, and cracks appear when exposed to alternating hot and cold temperatures.
Breaking the deadlock requires focusing on the core of the process: for melting, choose a "CNC Constant-Temperature Furnace"—this ensures precise temperature control at 750±5℃, preventing localized overheating that could lead to internal stress cracks, while boosting the three-dimensional effect of the pattern by 40%.
Annealing follows a "stepwise cooling" process—reducing the temperature in 8 stages, from 600°C down to room temperature, taking 72 hours to fully relieve internal stresses.
The back cover features a "scratch-resistant coating"—its surface is coated with a SiO₂ hardening layer, achieving a hardness of 8H. This ensures excellent scratch resistance, wear resistance, and easy cleaning. When purchasing, check the surface glossiness (a smooth, non-grainy finish indicates superior quality). Additionally, the product undergoes cold-and-heat shock testing (-20°C to 80°C, repeated five times without any cracks). For intricate patterns, a 1:1 sample must be produced first.
Suitable choices: For the light-luxury background wall, go with the bubble-cast model; for the coffee table surface, opt for the flat-matte fused model.
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