Neoceram® NO​

Table: Neoceram® is a heat-resistant glass-ceramic made by melting and molding a specially-formed glass containing crystal nucleation agents such as NO-zirconia, and then heat-treating it to precipitate microcrystals. It
has excellent heat resistance, with a maximum operating temperature of 700°C.

Tempax®​

Tempax float offers a smaller coefficient of thermal expansion compared to general soda glass, with a maximum use temperature of 500°C and a normal use temperature of 450°C for long-term use (10 hours or more). It excels in heat resistance and thermal shock resistance. Additionally, the float manufacturing method finishes both sides to a flat and smooth surface, ensuring high light transmittance and excellent optical quality without optical distortion.

We manufacture Tempax from raw materials prone to inhomogeneity, such as bubbles and fine streaks, which are difficult to melt. However, we strive to remove these inhomogeneities as much as possible through strict quality control. Although very small amounts of inhomogeneity may mix into the product, they do not affect the characteristics or functions of the glass.

Wind-chilling reinforcement

The molded glass is heated and cooled to generate compressive forces on the surface and tensile forces inside, strengthening it.
After strengthening, it has approximately three times the strength of regular glass.

Chemical Strengthening

This glass is immersed in molten salt and the surface of the glass is ion-exchanged to form a compressed layer, which gives it more than five times the strength of regular glass.