Have you ever seen dark or colored patterns appearing in tempered glass under certain lighting conditions?
This phenomenon is commonly associated with anisotropy.
During heat treatment, residual stresses are created inside the glass. Variations in these stresses can interact with polarized light and make visible patterns appear.
For architectural glass, controlling anisotropy is increasingly important — especially for large façades where visual quality is critical.
Glass Inspector Temper , makes it possible to measure anisotropy systematically instead of relying only on subjective visual evaluation.
Because what becomes visible on the façade should ideally be detected long before installation.
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