Product Description
Nam Heng Safety Glass (NHG) Curved-tempered Glass, also known as bent glass, is commonly used in architectural buildings and industrial applications. It adds a natural feel to structures and offers aesthetic appeal with its characteristic solidity and stability.
Performance-wise, it matches the safety, impact strength, and thermal stability of flat tempered glass. Curved tempered glass can be utilised for applications such as glass facades, partitions, wall finishing, and more. It can also be customised and combined with various glass techniques, including laminated glass, digital printing glass, frosted glass, and patterned glass.
Product Overview
| Sizes (W) x (H): |
Minimum: 800(G) x 600mm(L)
Maximum: 3000(G) x 6000mm(L)
*Subject to glass type and thickness.
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| Thickness: |
5 - 19mm
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| Colour Options: | Clear, Extra Clear, Green, Blue, Bronze, Grey, etc. |
| Product Variety: | Float glass, Coated glass and Low-E laminated and Security Glass products. |
Characteristic
| What is Curved Tempered Glass? | Also known as bent glass, Curved Tempered Glass provides a natural look to structures with its smooth curves while also providing solidity and stability. |
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| Why Choose Curved Tempered Glass? | Offers the same characteristics of safety, impact strength, and thermal stability as flat tempered glass. Suitable for various uses, including glass facades, partitions, and wall finishing. |
| How is Curved Tempered Glass Made? | Curved Tempered Glass is made by heating the glass and shaping it into curves during the tempering process, followed by rapid cooling to enhance its strength and durability. |
Ideal for/ Product Application
| Interior Applications | |
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| Shower Doors: | Used in modern bathrooms for a sleek, frameless look. |
| Glass Displays: | Ideal for showcasing products in retail stores or museums. |
| Windows: | Provides natural light while maintaining insulation in residential and commercial buildings. |
| Partitions: | Used in office spaces to create separate work areas without obstructing light. |
| Glass Doors: | Used in offices, homes, and shops. |
| Aquariums: | Suitable for large and custom aquariums. |
| Exterior Applications | |
| Glass Skylights: | Installed in roofs to provide natural lighting. |
| Glass Curtain Walls: | Used in high-rise buildings to create a striking, transparent exterior. |
| Fences: | Provides a clear fence in outdoor spaces like pools or gardens. |
| Windows: | Provides natural light while maintaining insulation in residential and commercial buildings. |
| Glass Doors: | For building doors, offering transparency and security. |
| Glass Facades: | Used in modern architecture to create a seamless and stylish building exterior. |
Performance Features
| Impact Resistance: | Withstands impacts more effectively, being 4-5 times stronger than regular annealed glass, while reducing the risk of breakage. |
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| Aesthetic Appeal: | Provides a sleek, modern look that enhances the visual appeal of buildings and automobiles while maintaining strength for unobstructed views. |
| Flexibility in Design: | Customisable into various shapes, sizes, and thicknesses, offering versatility for creative designs in interior and exterior applications, with options for UV protection, anti-glare, or reflective coatings. |
| Energy Efficiency: | Delivers thermal insulation and minimises heat gain from sunlight, enhancing overall energy efficiency. |
| Weather Resistance: | Withstands high wind pressure and offers good water resistance, making it suitable for exterior applications such as curtain walls, canopies, and skylights. |
| Acoustic Performance: | Provides effective sound insulation and soundproofing qualities, especially when laminated, making it best for areas where noise reduction is necessary. |