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Tempered Glass with Beveling Edge | Safety Glass with Decorative Angled Edge Finish from KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS

KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS Tempered Glass with Beveling Edge is a premium safety glass product that combines the high impact resistance of fully tempered glass with a decorative, precision-ground and polished angled edge finish. The beveling process creates a sloping edge around the glass perimeter, typically at angles from 15 to 45 degrees, producing a distinctive visual effect where the glass appears thinner at the edges while remaining thicker in the center. All beveling and edge work must be co

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What is Tempered Glass with Beveling Edge?

Tempered glass with beveling edge is a safety glass product where the edges of the glass panel have been precision-ground at an angle—typically 15 to 45 degrees—and polished to a smooth, transparent finish. The bevel creates a decorative, sloping edge around the glass perimeter, giving the glass a distinctive visual appearance where it appears thinner at the edges and thicker in the center.

The beveling process involves cutting and grinding the glass edge at a specific angle to achieve the desired bevel width and depth. After beveling, the edge is polished to create a smooth, transparent finish. All beveling and edge work must be completed before the glass undergoes the tempering process. Once tempered, the glass cannot be cut, drilled, or machined further.

Beveling Process and Sequence

The manufacturing of tempered glass with beveling edge follows a specific sequence:

Each glass panel is cut to the required size.
The edges are ground at the specified angle to create the bevel profile.
The beveled edges are polished to achieve a smooth, transparent finish.
Any additional edge work (such as pencil grinding) is completed.
The glass panel is inspected for quality.
The glass undergoes thermal tempering (EN 12150).
The finished tempered glass panel is inspected.

All cutting, beveling, grinding, and polishing must be performed before tempering. Tempered glass cannot be cut, drilled, or machined after heat treatment.

Bevel Edge Types and Specifications

KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS offers tempered glass with beveling edge in multiple configurations:

Bevel Type	Description	Typical Applications
Standard Bevel	Straight angled edge with polished finish	Tabletops, mirrors, furniture
Bevel with Pencil Grind	Beveled edge with additional rounded edge finish	Shower doors, high-end furniture
Flat Bevel	Flat, angled edge without additional shaping	Architectural glass, doors
Decorative Bevel	Custom bevel widths and angles	Premium architectural projects

Bevel Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Glass Thickness	4mm to 19mm
Bevel Width	6mm to 25mm (custom available)
Bevel Angle	15 degrees to 45 degrees
Edge Finish	Polished (transparent, smooth finish)
Glass Types	Clear, Low-Iron Ultra-Clear, Tinted (Grey, Bronze, Green, Blue)
Maximum Panel Size	Up to 3300mm × 6000mm
Standards Compliance	EN 12150, ASTM C1048, JG/T 455-2014
Certifications	ISO 9001, CE

Important Processing Limitations

All beveling, grinding, and polishing must be completed before tempering.
Tempered glass cannot be cut, drilled, or machined after tempering.
The bevel width and angle must be specified before production begins.
For glass thicknesses below 5mm, bevel width must be carefully calculated to ensure sufficient remaining edge thickness for tempering.
All edge work must be completed before the glass enters the tempering furnace.

Key Features

Decorative angled edge: Precision-ground bevel creates a distinctive visual effect.
High strength: Fully tempered glass offers approximately 5 times the strength of annealed glass.
Safety: Upon breakage, tempered glass crumbles into small, granular fragments.
Polished finish: Beveled edges are polished to a smooth, transparent finish.
Multiple bevel options: Bevel widths from 6mm to 25mm with 15-45 degree angles.
Custom sizes: Available in standard and custom dimensions.
Glass options: Clear, low-iron, and tinted substrates available.
Code compliant: Meets EN 12150 and ASTM C1048 standards.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Glass Type	Float Glass, Low-Iron Glass, Tinted Glass
Thickness Range	4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 15mm, 19mm
Bevel Width	6mm to 25mm (custom available)
Bevel Angle	15° to 45°
Edge Finish	Polished (transparent, smooth)
Maximum Panel Size	Up to 3300mm × 6000mm
Glass Colors	Clear, Ultra-Clear Low-Iron, Grey, Bronze, Green, Blue
Available Configurations	Monolithic Tempered Glass
Processing (Before Tempering)	Cutting, Beveling, Grinding, Polishing, Edge Work
Processing (After Tempering)	None (no further fabrication possible)
Standards Compliance	EN 12150, ASTM C1048, JG/T 455-2014
Certifications	ISO 9001, CE
Lead Time	10 to 20 days after order confirmation
Packaging	Protective film, edge protectors, interleaving paper, seaworthy wooden crates

Applications

Tabletops:

Dining tables, coffee tables, and side tables with decorative beveled edges.
Desks and conference tables with refined edge finishes.

Mirrors:

Bathroom vanity mirrors with beveled edges for a premium appearance.
Decorative wall mirrors and full-length mirrors.

Doors and Entrances:

Glass doors with beveled edge detailing.
Entrance door panels and decorative glass inserts.

Furniture:

Cabinet doors and furniture panels with decorative edge finishes.
Shelving and display cases.

Architectural Applications:

Interior partitions and room dividers.
Glass balustrades and railings.
Storefronts and display windows.

Shower Enclosures:

Shower doors and screens with beveled edge detailing (for aesthetic enhancement).

Why Choose KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS Tempered Glass with Beveling Edge?

Precision beveling: Bevel widths from 6mm to 25mm with 15-45 degree angles.
Polished finish: Beveled edges are polished to a smooth, transparent finish.
Safety certified: Fully tempered glass meets EN 12150 and ASTM C1048 standards.
High strength: Tempered glass offers approximately 5 times the strength of annealed glass.
Multiple glass options: Clear, low-iron, and tinted substrates available.
Complete processing: Cutting, beveling, polishing, and tempering under one roof.
Custom configurations: Custom thicknesses, bevel widths, and sizes available.
10 years of industry expertise: With a decade of dedicated experience in glass manufacturing and export, KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS has delivered tempered glass with beveling edge solutions to projects across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
Quality assurance: Strict quality control from raw material selection to final packaging, ensuring consistent edge quality, precise dimensions, and reliable processing.

Ready to specify tempered glass with precision-beveled edges for your next project? Share your requirements with our technical team for custom tempered glass with beveling edge solutions. We will provide bevel profile recommendations, safety certification documentation, and a competitive quote tailored to your project requirements, backed by a decade of glass manufacturing expertise.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Can tempered glass be beveled after the tempering process?
A: No. All beveling, grinding, and polishing must be completed before the glass undergoes thermal tempering. Tempered glass cannot be cut, drilled, or machined after heat treatment. This is why all bevel specifications—including width, angle, and finish—must be provided before production begins.

Q2: What bevel widths and angles are available for tempered glass?
A: KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS offers bevel widths from 6mm to 25mm with angles from 15 to 45 degrees. Custom bevel specifications are available upon request. For glass thicknesses below 5mm, bevel width must be carefully calculated to ensure sufficient remaining edge thickness for the tempering process.

Q3: What standards do KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS beveled tempered glass products comply with?
A: KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS tempered glass with beveling edge complies with EN 12150 (thermally toughened soda lime silicate safety glass), ASTM C1048 (Standard Specification for Heat-Strengthened and Fully Tempered Flat Glass), and JG/T 455-2014 (Tempered glass for window, door and curtain wall in buildings). The beveled edges are polished to achieve a smooth, transparent finish as defined in industry standards.

Tempered or toughened glass is a type of safety glass processed by controlled thermal or chemical treatments to increase its strength compared with normal glass. Tempering puts the outer surfaces into compression and the interior into tension. Such stresses cause the glass, when broken, to shatter into small granular chunks instead of splintering into jagged shards as ordinary annealed glass does. The granular chunks are less likely to cause injury.

No tong marks on the glass as adopts the horizontally tempering process.

5 times harder than ordinary annealed glass.

Once breakage occurs, the glass disintegrates into small cubical fragments which are relatively armless to human body.

It withstands abrupt change of temperature. For example, a piece of 5mm tolerate the temperature variations within the range of 200°C.

Tempered glass should under go heat soak test to improve safety in use.

Thickness: 3-19mm

Size: Min size 300*200mm,Max size 3300*15000mm

Tempered glass is used for its safety and strength in a variety of applications, including passenger vehicle windows, shower doors, aquariums, architectural glass doors and tables, refrigerator trays, mobile phone screen protectors, bulletproof glass components, diving masks, and plates and cookware.