Is the glass material used in glass kettles resistant to high temperatures and impacts?

The glass material used in glass kettles must be designed with its high temperature tolerance and impact resistance in mind to ensure the safety and durability of the product in actual use. The most common high temperature resistant material is heat-resistant glass, which is usually treated with a special heat treatment process to make it highly resistant to thermal shock. Heat-resistant glass can withstand drastic changes in temperature during heating and cooling, thus avoiding breakage due to large temperature differences. For general glass kettles, heat-resistant glass can usually withstand temperatures up to 100°C or more, which is sufficient to meet the needs of regular heating of water.
Another common glass material is borosilicate glass. This glass is widely used in equipment under high temperature conditions due to its excellent thermal stability and high temperature resistance, and is particularly suitable for use as a material for glass kettles. Borosilicate glass can withstand temperatures of up to 200°C or even higher, making it suitable for heating boiled water, tea or coffee, etc. In addition, borosilicate glass is also very impact-resistant, not only can it withstand high temperature shocks, but it can also remain intact when it encounters minor impacts, reducing the risk of shattering.
For those products that seek higher durability, some glass kettles use reinforced glass or tempered glass. These glasses are heated and cooled through a special process to optimize their molecular structure, thereby improving their hardness and toughness. The characteristic of tempered glass is that when it breaks, it will shatter in the form of small particles instead of producing sharp fragments, which greatly improves safety during use. Compared with ordinary glass, tempered glass has significantly improved impact resistance, can withstand large impacts without breaking easily, and is suitable for daily home or office use.
In addition to the material's high temperature resistance and impact resistance, durability is also an important indicator of glass kettles. Generally speaking, kettles made of heat-resistant glass or borosilicate glass can maintain good performance during long-term use, avoiding deformation or cracking due to temperature changes or impacts in daily use. Kettles made of this type of glass are not only resistant to high temperatures, but also have good anti-aging properties. They can maintain transparency and gloss for a long time, ensuring the beauty and practicality of the kettle.
Although these high-temperature and durable materials have good impact resistance and high-temperature resistance, they still need to be used with caution. Although glass kettles are resistant to high temperatures, extreme temperature differences may still cause glass to break during rapid heating or cooling. In order to extend the service life, it is recommended to avoid pouring hot water directly into a cold glass container during use, and avoid direct high temperature and excessive impact. In addition, when cleaning, be careful to avoid using rough brushes or chemical cleaners to avoid scratching or damaging the glass.