1. Definition and characteristics.

Definition: The glass sintering process is a process in which glass materials are melted, flowed, bonded and solidified through high-temperature heating to form glass products with specific shapes and properties.

Features: The glass sintering process has the characteristics of strong processability, high molding precision, and excellent product performance. It is widely used in construction, automobiles, electronics, optics and other fields.

2. History and development.

History: The glass sintering process originated in ancient times. With the development of science and technology and the improvement of material properties, it has gradually developed into a mature processing technology.

Development: The modern sloped glass sintering process is continuously improved and innovated, and new materials and processing technologies are adopted to improve the performance and processing efficiency of the products, providing more possibilities for the application of sloped glass products.

3. Application fields.

Automotive field: used to manufacture automobile windshields, lampshades and other automobile parts. It has the characteristics of high strength, high temperature resistance and impact resistance.