What are the Key Benefits of Toughened Glass for Windows

One of the main benefits of using toughened glass for home windows is its ability to reduce injury from impacts or flying debris. When tempered glass breaks under an impact, it breaks into thousands of tiny pieces rather than shattering into large shards like ordinary window panes do. These small pieces are less likely to cause injury than large shards would be.

Toughened glass is more durable than ordinary window panes because it can withstand impacts at higher velocities before breaking. It can also withstand more pressure without distortion than ordinary window panes can handle without deforming or cracking over time as they're exposed to various weather conditions year after year (such as extreme heat/cold).

Toughened glass is a type of safety glass that is designed to resist breakage. Due to its strength, it can be used for home windows, doors, and other applications where there is a risk of injury from shattered glass. It consists of two or more layers of glass laminated together with plastic interlayers in between. The inner layer is made up of one or more sheets of clear float glass (also known as annealed glass) which are mechanically compressed and heated to form a homogeneous sheet.