Wired Glass

Wired Glass

Wired glass is also called shatter-proof glass and steel wire glass. In the process of calendering production process is to press the wire mesh into the semi-liquid glass plate and form a special glass. The advantage is that it has higher strength than ordinary embossed glass. When the glass is subjected to impact or temperature changes, it will be broken and not lacking, cracked and not scattered, so as to prevent small pieces of edges and corners from flying out and hurting people. For example, when the fire spreads and the glass is heated and burst, it can still maintain a fixed state and play a role in isolating the fire. Therefore, it is also called fireproof glass. After the glass is broken, its wire woven net is not easy to be destroyed, so it can prevent theft. The disadvantage is that in the production process, the screen is easily oxidized by high temperature radiation, and the glass surface may appear "rust" like yellow and bubbles, which is not beautiful enough. Laminated glass is often used on skylights, canopies, and doors and windows that are susceptible to vibration.

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