Appliance Glass
Thickness: 0.55-5 mm or other custom sizes
Size: custom
Processing: edging, silk screen printing, tempering, and etc.
As the smart home market continues to grow, glass panels have become increasingly popular in household appliances, mobile phones, home decor, and kitchen appliances. These sleek and stylish panels play a pivotal role in enhancing the aesthetics of electronic products and creating a modern and minimalist look.
To ensure safety, appliance glass is typically tempered glass, which is specifically designed to withstand high levels of stress through chemical or physical treatment, creating compressive stress on the surface of the glass. This improves its load-bearing capacity, enhances its resistance to wind pressure, temperature changes, and impact, making it a popular choice for a variety of applications.
At CHINASTAR GLASS, we understand that each customer has unique requirements when it comes to glass design. That’s why we offer customized appliance glass based on engineering drawings or samples. We can adjust size, pattern, and color to meet specific needs. In addition, we have developed and designed glass mouse pads by combining the physical properties of AG glass. These innovative mouse pads are increasingly popular among computer consumers, particularly gamers who use handheld devices.
- Appliance glass has characteristics of being transparent, bright, shiny, and sparkling. When it is broken due to external force, appliance glass shatters into small, dull-edged pieces resembling honeycombs, making it less likely to cause serious harm to humans and therefore considered safer than regular glass.
- Appliance glass is relatively easy to clean, requiring only a quick wipe to achieve a clean and beautiful appearance, giving off an overall sense of sophistication and luxury.
- In terms of strength, tempered glass of the same thickness has 3-5 times the impact resistance and bending strength of regular glass. It also has excellent thermal stability and can withstand temperature changes up to three times greater than ordinary glass, withstanding temperature changes of up to 300℃.
