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| Thermal stress relief treatment offers a promising solution for enabling the reuse and remanufacturing of end-of-life tempered glass, paving the way for more circular economy practices in the flat glass industry.
| New international standards are reshaping the way modern façade glass is designed, balancing security performance with comfort, safety, and multifunctionality.
| How do you move glass plates without a single scratch?
| By Errol Bull, P.E., CSI, an Application Development Leader at Momentive Performance Materials Inc. Member: IIBEC, ASTM C24, ISO TC59/SC8
| Discover how TPS® boosts IGU longevity and energy performance in this Glastory blog and download the presentation.
| The growing use of glass in modern architecture has increased the importance of laminated safety glass (LSG), prompting new research into how production processes impact its long-term durability and safety.
| A new study explores the potential of liquid optically clear adhesives (LOCA) as interlayers in laminated glass, offering promising solutions for complex curved designs and smart glazing applications.
| In the seventh episode of the #AskGlaston flat tempering series, the focus is on the Tempering Autopilot.
| Self-cleaning surfaces, enabled by advanced material design and additive manufacturing, are opening new possibilities for sustainable and multifunctional technologies.
| Dive into the blog to learn how cutting-edge solutions are making ultra-thin glass production possible—and scalable.
| New research explores how non-destructive photoelastic methods could improve quality control for large-format thermally toughened glass, reducing reliance on costly and time-consuming destructive testing.
| In this sixth episode of #AskGlaston flat tempering series, we explore how to avoid loading delays in tempering.
| Mikko Rantala on Glastory: Glass tempering is an energy-hungry process, and not just because of the heat.
| Renovating energy-inefficient buildings is vital to meeting the EU’s climate goals, and new research from Slovakia highlights how material choices can make or break a project’s environmental impact.
| Demand for laminated safety glass is holding strong, driven by rising safety needs and new advances in sustainability and recycling.
| Fused recycled glass proves its strength: recent testing confirms its durability and suitability for architectural use in even the most demanding environments.
| Modeling broken laminated glass remains a challenge—this study proposes a simplified numerical approach based on interlayer experiments.
| As labor shortages and efficiency demands grow, automation is transforming glass tempering—starting with AI-driven batch building that boosts productivity, cuts energy use, and maximizes furnace performance.
| This paper presents experimental and theoretical studies of heat transfer through single- and double-glazed windows with electrical heating of the internal surfaces.
| This study explores how different laminated glass configurations and interlayer materials impact blast resistance performance.