Yes, Nanocam specializes in supplying high-quality float glass that is perfectly suitable for the tempering process. We understand that many modern applications require glass with enhanced safety and durability features, which are achieved through tempering. Our supply of thicker glass, in particular, is selected with the specific intention of meeting the rigorous demands of the tempering process, ensuring that our clients receive a product that performs reliably under heat treatment.

The quality of the initial float glass is a critical factor for a successful tempering outcome. The process involves heating the glass to very high temperatures (typically over 600 degrees Celsius) and then rapidly cooling it. This procedure creates a state of high compression on the surface and tension in the core, resulting in glass that is four to five times stronger than standard annealed glass. This enhanced strength and its characteristic of shattering into small, blunt-edged pieces upon breaking make it an essential safety glass for various sectors, including construction, automotive, and furniture manufacturing.

At Nanocam, we ensure that the glass we provide for tempering applications meets stringent international quality standards, such as the EN standards. This guarantees that our glass has the chemical and physical consistency required to withstand the thermal stresses of tempering without imperfections or failures. By sourcing our glass with these technical requirements in mind, we provide our partners in the processing industry with a reliable and superior base material for creating high-performance tempered safety glass.