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Reach Building
Reach Building Toughened Glass (also known as Tempered Glass) is a high-strength safety glass manufactured through a controlled thermal process. By heating ordinary annealed glass to over 600°C and then rapidly cooling it, the surface of the glass becomes compression-hardened, providing 4–5 times higher strength than standard float glass.
This makes toughened glass ideal for architectural, commercial, and interior applications that require exceptional safety, durability, and resistance to impact or temperature fluctuations.
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| Thickness | 4 mm – 19 mm |
| Max Size | Up to 5050 mm × 2800 mm (customizable) |
| Processing | Flat or curved, edge polished, holes or cut-outs available |
| Standards | Complies with EN 12150, ASTM C1048, AS 2208, GB 15763.2-2005 |
Over 10 years of professional experience in architectural glass manufacturing.
Advanced heat-treatment lines ensuring consistent quality and safety.
Support for OEM & ODM orders, full customization available.
Export-ready packaging and logistics for global B2B partners.
Complies with international safety and environmental standards.
Q1. Is toughened glass the same as tempered glass?
Yes. “Toughened” and “Tempered” refer to the same process of strengthening glass through heat treatment.
Q2. Can toughened glass be cut after production?
No. Once tempered, glass cannot be cut or drilled — all processing must be completed before tempering.
Q3. What is the lifespan of toughened glass?
With proper installation, it can last 20 years or more, maintaining clarity and strength.
Q4. Is it suitable for outdoor structures?
Absolutely. It performs exceptionally well in curtain walls, facades, canopies, and balustrades.
