Features:
1) Thickness: 4-19mm
2) Max. size: 2,000 x 3,000mm
3) Min. size: 300 x 300mm
4) Safety (tempered): when broken, it spits into tiny harmless pieces
5) Strong intensity: heat-strengthened glass is approximately twice as 
    strong as annealed glass of the same thickness, and tempered glass 
    is about 4 times
6) Outstanding performance in resisting thermal stress and wind-load
7) Tempered glass cannot be cut, drilled with holes and other further 
    processed
8) Tempered glass can be printed with special logo and pattern with enamel
    silkscreening
9) Different kinds of glass like clear tempered glass and various patterned 
    glass (including Aqualite, Nashiji, Mlstlite, Oceanic, rain, rainbow, flash 
    and other popular patterns) are available
10) Tempered glass is formed by heating glass to the softening point in a 
      horizontal tempering stove, and then quickly cooling it. This technique 
      resists compressive stress on the surface and tensile stress inside, 
      which provides bending/shock resistance
11) Applications:
   a) Places where safety glass is required by laws and regulations
   b) Windows or other areas in a building
   c) Glass balustrade and escalator side panels
   d) Windows of motor vehicles, boats and ships
   e) Glass table tops and shelves, interior decorations and furniture, places 
       exposed to thermal impact
12) Material: automobile grade float glass

Packing:
Seaworthy strong wooden crates