| Ultra-clear Tempered Glass | |
| Thick | 4mm-19mm |
| Edge processing | Flat edge and Polished |
| Standard | CE EN 12150-2:2004 |
| ANSI Z97.1-2015(R2020) | |
| CAN/CGSB-12.1-2022 | |
| CPSC 16 CFR 1201-2024 | |
| Min Size | 100mm*100mm |
| Max Size | 3660mm*2440mm |
| Port of Loading | Xingang port |
| Package | Plywood Crates，A-Steel Rack etc |
Ultra-clear low iron tempered glass is a specialized type of glass known for its remarkable clarity and aesthetic appeal. Here’s an overview of its features, advantages, applications, and considerations:
Low Iron Content:
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Minimal Distortion:
Increased Strength:
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Resistant to UV Rays:
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Ultra-clear low iron tempered glass is a premium choice for applications that prioritize clarity, strength, and aesthetics. Its unique properties make it a favorite in contemporary architecture and design, providing both functional and visual benefits. If you have specific projects in mind or need further information, feel free to ask!
Low-iron glass costs more than standard clear glass, because the low-iron melt and the extra handling add to production, so it earns its place where the glass is meant to read as invisible. Where the tint is irrelevant, or a panel will be backed or filmed, standard clear tempered glass does the same safety job for less. Weight is the other practical limit: a large sheet of this glass is heavy, so the frame, hinges or track have to be sized for the panel you order, and the fixing detail should be settled while the layout is still on paper. As a tempered glass supplier to fabricators, glazing contractors and fit-out teams, we can work through panel size, weight and fixing with you, and we recommend professional installation for anything beyond a small panel.
LYD GLASS supplies architectural glass to project and wholesale buyers, covering tempered, laminated, mirror, insulated and decorative glass from one source. Our tempered range runs from 3 mm to 19 mm in clear, ultra-clear low-iron, green and bronze/brown, with seamed, round, flat or polished edges produced to your drawings and sheet sizes up to 3660 mm x 2440 mm. Production follows CE EN 12150-2:2004, ANSI Z97.1-2015(R2020), CAN/CGSB-12.1-2022 and CPSC 16 CFR 1201-2024, and orders ship from Xingang in plywood crates or A-steel racks.
Standard clear float glass carries a slight green tint that becomes noticeable along the edge of a thicker pane, while low-iron glass has most of that iron removed during melting, so the glass adds almost no colour to what you see through it. Tempering and safety performance are unchanged — only the appearance is different. On white walls, pale stone or colour-matched shopfitting, this is the version that keeps those tones accurate.
Every order is produced to your drawing, so whatever tempered glass custom size you need is cut, edged and tempered as a finished part rather than trimmed on site. Send the panel schedule with thickness, width, height and quantity, and include a template for any holes, cutouts or shaped outlines. We check each size against the working range and return the production drawing for your approval before cutting starts.
The thickness you need follows the span, the fixing method and the loads the panel has to resist, not the look of the glass. Slimmer sheets are normally used for interior and furniture work, while heavier panels go into railings, doors and wide spans where rigidity matters. Because each custom made tempered glass panel is produced to order, send the drawing and we will confirm the thickness before production begins.
Edges are polished flat, which is the finish to use wherever the edge stays visible — balustrades, table tops, shelf fronts and shower screens. Polishing removes the cutting haze and fine chipping that show up more on a colourless pane than on standard clear glass. Decide the profile at the drawing stage, because as a tempered glass supplier we finish and temper in one sequence and the approved drawing is what arrives on site.
Yes — because we keep the approved drawings and the original panel schedule, a replacement can be reproduced to the same dimensions, hole positions and finish. Send a photograph of the damaged panel together with the order or drawing reference so we can match it to the original order. As the tempered glass manufacturer we build the replacement from the same drawing, so it fits the existing frame and hardware.
Yes. These custom tempered glass panels are used for facades, glazed entrances, canopies and other exterior features as well as interior work. Tempering is what allows the pane to cope with thermal stress from sun and shade, while the low-iron melt keeps exterior sightlines colourless instead of green. Low-iron glass also transmits less UV than ordinary clear glass, which helps protect furnishings, artwork and displays from fading behind the glazing.
