Wired glass U-shaped glass Wired glass is made by pressing wire mesh into a semi-liquid glass ribbon during rolling. It offers fire resistance, safety, and theft resistance, giving it distinct advantages over ordinary glass.

The U-shaped glass is made by pressing the preheated wire or wire mesh into the center of the glass when the general flat glass is heated to the red heat softening state. The characteristic of filamentous glass is fireproof, it can block flame, do not burst when burning at high temperature, do not form fragments when broken. Other clip glass and anti-theft performance, glass cut and barbed wire fence. Filar glass is mainly used for roof skylight, balcony window.

If fire spreads, wired glass can remain in place after cracking under heat, providing a fire barrier. For this reason, it is also known as fire-resistant glass. During production, high temperatures can oxidize the wire mesh, leaving yellow rust-like marks and bubbles in the glass. Wired glass is often used in skylights, roof glazing, and doors and windows exposed to vibration.

U-shaped glass is a type of shatter-resistant flat glass made by rolling metal wire or mesh into the glass. On impact, it develops radial cracks while the wire retains the fragments, reducing the risk of injury. It is used in high-rise buildings and industrial buildings exposed to strong vibration.

Wired glass is a type of safety glass made by pressing pre-woven steel mesh into softened, red-hot glass. The mesh reinforces the glass, giving it greater bending strength and temperature resistance than ordinary glass. If it breaks, the fragments remain attached to the wire rather than scattering and causing injury. Its bright appearance makes it suitable for ceilings and partitions, creating a spacious, elegant interior.