Sheet and float glass

Float glass is refereed to a glass that was manufactured by float glass process. In the float process, a continuous ribbon of glass moves out of the melting furnace and then floats across the surface of an enclosed bath of molten tin.

Rolled glass is also referred to a glass produced through a rolling process, whereby the semi-molten glass is squeezed between metal rollers to produce a ribbon with pre-defined thickness and patterned surfaces.

Sheet of glass is referred to any flat glass.

Reply to [B]Mr.Chotai[/B]:

> PLEASE LET ME know if the sheet glass AND float glass ARE CLASSIFIED UNDER SAME WORLD TRADE ORGANISATION H.S.S TARIFF CODES OR DO THEY HAVE DIFFERENT CODES. CAN SHEET GLASS BE CALLED CAST/ROLLED GLASS ALSO?
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