Tempering is athermal process of heating a glass close to melting point then cooling it rapidly. This causes the outer surface of the glass to cool an shrink faster than the inside of the glass wall creating a tight skin.

This closes the many hairline fractures that naturally occur in regular annealed glass and make a vastly stronger product.

• Up to 5 useful life than an annealed glass
• Tempered glass will break into small pieces tan an annealed glass.
• Resistant to mechanical shocks and resistant to 135ºC and can withstand changes in temperature from hot to cold.
• Capable of industrial dishwasher cycles whilw maintaining clarity.