Causes of Tempered Glass Explosion and How to Prevent It

The main reason why tempered glass explodes

• Poor quality glass: Glass with impurities, air bubbles, small cracks… breaks easily when subjected to impact.
• The tempering process does not meet standards: If the tempering process is not strictly controlled, uneven internal stress of the glass may occur, leading to self-explosion.

• Strong impacts: If the glass hits hard against hard objects or falls apart during transportation and installation, it may break easily.
• Improper installation techniques: Drilling holes, cutting the glass in the wrong position, not expanding the gap or fixing the glass too tightly will cause pressure on the glass and crack.

• Sudden temperature changes: Sudden temperature changes will cause the glass to expand unevenly, causing internal stress and cracking.
• Chemical effects: Contact with corrosive chemicals can reduce the durability of the glass.

• Glass size is too large: Glass that is too large will easily warp and break under the influence of gravity and temperature.
• Wrong frame: A frame that is too hard or too soft can put pressure on the glass.

How to prevent tempered glass from exploding

• Choose a reputable supplier: Choose a reputable tempered glass supplier with quality certification to ensure that the product meets standards.
• Carefully check the quality of the glass: Before installation, carefully check the glass surface and edges to ensure that there are no cracks or peeling.
• Correct technical installation: Strictly follow the installation procedures, use original accessories, and ensure an appropriate expansion distance.
• Avoid strong impact: Avoid strong impact on the glass during use, especially the edges.
• Regular inspection: Regularly check the condition of the glass, detect minor damage, and repair it promptly.
• Choose the appropriate glass type: Depending on the installation location and environmental conditions, you should choose a glass type with appropriate thickness and intensity.