Curved Tempered Glass
Curved safety glass produced for architectural forms, display structures and projects that require both shape and heat treatment.
Heat-treated curved glass produced to approved geometry.
Curved tempered glass is formed and heat treated so the finished panel follows a defined radius or more complex approved geometry. It allows façades, entrances, showcases and interior features to continue around corners without segmented flat panes.
Accurate geometric information is essential. Radius, chord, arc length, height, bend direction, straight tangents and edge references must agree across the drawing, template and installation system. Feasibility and tolerances depend on thickness, size, radius and equipment limits.
Configuration options
- Single-radius cylindrical bends and selected project-specific shapes.
- Clear, ultra-clear, tinted and selected coated glass after compatibility review.
- Curved tempered or curved laminated-tempered constructions.
- Polished edges, holes, notches and cut-outs processed before bending and tempering.
- Orientation marks and packing frames prepared for installation sequence.
Design and production notes
- Provide both plan and elevation drawings with consistent radius and dimension references.
- Confirm whether dimensions refer to the inner, centre-line or outer glass surface.
- Coating orientation, visual distortion and reflection quality should be discussed for façades.
- Holes and notches close to edges or bend zones require feasibility review.
- Installation frames must allow for manufacturing and site tolerances without forcing the glass.
Technical overview.
Use this summary to prepare an inquiry. Final values, tolerances and compliance requirements are confirmed in the written quotation and approved drawing.
- Geometry input
- Radius, chord, arc, height, tangents, bend direction and reference surface.
- Glass options
- Clear, ultra-clear, tinted and selected coated glass by review.
- Build-up options
- Monolithic tempered or laminated curved constructions.
- Fabrication
- Edges, holes, notches and printing completed before heat treatment.
- Common uses
- Curved façades, entrances, showcases, railings and interior features.
- Quotation input
- CAD drawing, template if available, thickness, quantity and destination.
Frequently asked questions.
These answers explain the normal selection process. Send the project drawing or sample when a definitive technical answer is required.
Which radius should be shown on the drawing?
State whether the value is the inner radius, centre-line radius or outer radius. Supplying all key geometry avoids interpretation errors.
Can curved tempered glass be drilled later?
No. Holes, notches and cut-outs must be completed before bending and tempering.
Can curved glass be laminated?
Yes, for feasible geometries. The ply thicknesses, matching curvature and interlayer process must be reviewed together.
Built around your project.
Dimensions, processing and configuration can be reviewed according to the application, drawings, production requirements and destination market.
Project-specific curvature
Tempered safety performance
Edge and hole processing
Drawing-based production
Typical applications.
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