What factors needs to be considered when designing glass wall thickness?
1. Enhance heat and cold resistance: The greater the wall thickness, the higher the strength of the glass, and the stronger the pressure resistance and temperature resistance. Appropriate wall thickness can enhance the heat and cold resistance of the glass and make it less likely to break.
2. Prevent deformation: The thicker the wall of the glass, the less susceptible it is to deformation. During use, the cup filled with hot water will be deformed due to the influence of high temperature. Appropriate wall thickness can prevent this from happening.
3. Avoid explosion: If the wall thickness is too thin, it will cause uneven temperature during heating, which may lead to explosion. Proper wall thickness can prevent this from happening.
4. Stability and feel. When holding and placing, one should consider the feeling of quality on the human body, and the other is the stability when placing it, so that it is not easy to tip over.
5. Cost factor. Under the same conditions, the thicker the wall of the glass and the more materials used, the higher the cost.
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