Grade A safety glass heat-treated for significantly increased strength and resistance to impact and thermal stress, processed to AS/NZS 2208.
Grade A Safety Glass
Processed to meet AS/NZS 2208 for architectural applications where safety glazing is required.
Get a QuoteUp to five times stronger
Heat treatment significantly increases strength and resistance to impact and thermal stress compared with standard annealed glass.
Get a QuoteSafer breakage pattern
If broken, toughened glass shatters into small, blunt-edged fragments to reduce the risk of serious injury.
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Available in Clear, Ultra Clear, Tinted, Low-E, Decorative Glass and Reflect Silver Plus.
Get a QuoteUp to five times stronger than standard annealed glass, depending on thickness, size and application.
Grade A safety glass processed to AS/NZS 2208.
Increased resistance to impact for demanding architectural applications.
Heat treatment increases resistance to thermal stress.
Breaks into small, blunt-edged fragments for improved safety.
Once toughened, glass cannot be further processed or modified. Complete all cutting, drilling, shaping, edgework and fabrication before toughening.
Roller wave and slight optical distortion are inherent characteristics of toughening.
Heat soaking is recommended where reducing the risk of spontaneous breakage is a project requirement.
For applications requiring post-breakage integrity, laminated safety glass may be more suitable.
Annealed glass is heated uniformly and rapidly cooled. This increases its strength and resistance to impact and thermal stress.
No. All cutting, drilling, shaping and edgework must be completed before toughening.
It shatters into small, blunt-edged fragments, reducing the risk of serious injury compared with standard annealed glass.
Heat soaking is recommended where reducing the risk of spontaneous breakage is a project requirement.
