Definition Of Fire-resistant Glass

Fire-resistant glass plays a crucial role in fire prevention by controlling the spread of fire or blocking smoke. 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 has undergone special processing and treatment to maintain its integrity and heat insulation properties during specified fire resistance tests. The original glass for fire-resistant glass can be float glass, tempered glass, or composite fire-resistant glass can be made from single-layer fire-resistant glass.

 

There are five main types of fire-resistant glass: laminated composite fire-resistant glass, wired fire-resistant glass, special fire-resistant glass, insulated fire-resistant glass, and high-strength single-layer cesium potassium fire-resistant glass.