Fire-resistant glass is a special type of glass that can maintain its integrity and heat insulation in the prescribed fire resistance test. Its main function in fire prevention is to control the spread of fire or block smoke. There are significant differences between fire-resistant glass of heat-insulating type and ordinary type, which are mainly reflected in performance, application and price, etc.

The way fire-resistant glass achieves its fire resistance limit through a multi-layer structure depends mainly on its special construction and material selection.

Common fire-resistant glass can be divided into the following five types according to different processes:

As urbanization continues to develop, building heights are increasing, and people have higher demands for the safety and fire resistance of buildings. Fire-resistant glass, as an advanced building material, has become an important defense line for protecting lives and property due to its excellent f

Fire-resistant glass is rated according to its ability to resist a fire. In the U.S., glass with a rating of 45 minutes or more must undergo a special test called the hose stream test. This test uses a fire hose with a high-pressure nozzle to douse hot glass with water. The water pressure used must