Product Specifications
| Prod Model: |
Fireplace |
| Markets: |
North America,South America,Eastern Europe,Southeast Asia,Oceania,Mid East,Eastern Asia,Western Europe |
Product Description
Modern Design-----
Fireplace Glass Chips, Ceramic Glass, Fireplace glass, door, 300 degree- 1700 degree, Heat resistance glass is a kind of special glass which at certain temperature, medium and pressure with the same levels the glass can be achieved or bear the temperature.
Product features:
Heat-resistance 650 degree, 850 degree, 1700 degree, ect.
High temperature resistance
High strength
Scope of application
Household electrical appliance
Environmental engineering and chemical engineering etc.
Tech. Data:
Thickness: 2mm, 3mm, 3.3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, ect.
Heat of impact: 500-800 degree, 1000-1700 degree.
Transmittance: 92%
Max. Size: 1150*850mm
Guangzhou JiaHao Special Glass Co., Ltd. Was founded in 2009. We focus on designing, researching and developing, manufacturing and selling special glasses. We have more than 10, 000 self-developed designs and molds for you to choose from. We release at least 10 new products yearly to meet the latest market trends. With our rich experience and considerate services, we have been recognized as a reliable supplier for many international buyers.
We operate our in-house facilities to work on your OEM/ODM projects. Our experienced engineers are enabling us to meet your customized requirements. With an annual special glass production capacity of 2 million square meters, we can fill your bulk orders with ease. To ensure quality, we have more than 5 QC members to carry out strict inspection at each stage: Incoming inspection (IQC), in-process inspection (IPQC) and final inspection (FQC).
Our products sell well in domestic and international markets, such as Saudi Arab, Dubai, Russia, Singapore etc., and are favorably appraised by clients. To benefit from our strong OEM/ODM capabilities and considerate services, contact us today. We will sincerely create and share success with all clients.
