Flat glass is almost exclusively "Float Glass" now.
Developed in the 50's, glass is molten on the surface of a pool of lead, tin, or other fairly low melt point metal, and drawn off as an extrusion.
Flat glass is almost exclusively "Float Glass" now.
Developed in the 50's, glass is molten on the surface of a pool of lead, tin, or other fairly low melt point metal, and drawn off as an extrusion.
Is 2,000 F the temperature of the glass or is the temperature of the tin, because it seems awfully hot for tin.
I think 2,000 F is the temperature of the glass when it starts to flow over the tin and it when gets pulled off at the end it has dropped below 1,200F and solidified. Unfortunately I have no idea of what temperature the tin is held.
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