Glass Tempering Furnace

Features

Quench


Flat Tempering

Glass Quenching Section Consists of High Pressure Plenums to Exert High Air Pressure & Volume on Top & Bottom Hot Glass Surfaces

Quenching Section Consists of High Pressure Plenums to Exert High Air Pressure & Volume on Top & Bottom Hot Glass Surfaces until it is Tempered. Quench is also used for Glass Cooling.

High Pressure Air Jets out of Air Plenums via Tiny Holes or Nozzles

High Pressure Air Jets out of Air Plenums through Tiny Holes or Nozzles

Air Intakes into Glass Quench

Air Intakes into Glass Quench

Glass Oscillates in Quench for Glass Cooling

Transverse Bending & Tempering

Glass Rollers & Quench Bars Curve into Same Radius of Curvature Simutaneously

Glass Rollers & Quench Bars Curve into Identical Radius of Curvature Simutaneously

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Quench Plenum Bar between Every Two Rollers in Transverse Rollers Bending System. Bending & Tempering done in this Same Section. Tempering carried out Right after Bending Minimizing Heat Loss


Longitudinal Bending & Tempering

Quench Plenum Bar between Every Two Segmented Rollers in Longitudinal Rollers Bending System

Quench Plenum Bar Lies between Every Two Segmented Rollers in Longitudinal Rollers Bending System

Glass Tempering done in Bending Section Right After Bending Minimizing Heat Loss

Glass Tempering done in Bending Section Right After Bending Minimizing Heat Loss