Introduction to fire-resistant glass

Fire-resistant glass primarily functions to control the spread of fire or isolate smoke during fires. It is a special type of glass that maintains its integrity and heat insulation properties during specified fire resistance tests. Its fire-resistant effect is evaluated by its fire resistance performance. It is a special type of glass that undergoes special processing and treatment to maintain its integrity and heat insulation properties during specified fire resistance tests. The base glass for fire-resistant glass can be float glass, tempered glass, or, for composite fire-resistant glass, monolayer fire-resistant glass.

 

The classification of fire-resistant glass mainly considers its application, fire resistance performance, and glass structure. According to application, fire-resistant glass can be divided into industrial and civil building fire-resistant glass and other fire-resistant glass, and marine fire-resistant glass.