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Tempered glass, also known as "safety glass," is a type of heat-treated glass that is about 4 times stronger than regular, annealed glass. When broken, tempered glass disintegrates into small, rounded chunks instead of sharp, jagged shards, making it much less likely to cause harm.The manufacturing process involves heating the glass to over 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit and then quickly cooling it using high-pressure air blasts. This process creates tension on the inside of the glass and compression on the outside, making it stronger and more resistant to breakage