Borosilicate monolithic fireproof glass is a kind of raw glass containing high borosilicate produced by float process and tempered.
It is a kind of raw glass produced by float process and made by tempering process. The earliest
developed and produced by Schott in Germany. Its fire resistance is due to its low coefficient of thermal expansion
its low coefficient of thermal expansion of 4×10 -6 (20-300°C), which is much lower
two to three times lower than that of ordinary glass (silicate glass). In addition, borosilicate
monolithic fireproof glass also has a high softening point, excellent resistance to thermal shock and adhesion.
and adhesion. Therefore, when a fire occurs, borosilicate monolithic fireproof glass is not easy to break, and it is the best fireproof glass in the world.
Therefore, when fire occurs, borosilicate monolithic fireproof glass is not easy to break, and it is a kind of highly stable monolithic fireproof glass.
It is a highly stable monolithic fire-resistant glass with a fire-resistant time limit of up to 3 hours.