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​The requirement for 2-hour fire-resistant glass in buildings exceeding 200 meters in height stems from multifaceted safety considerations, including structural physics, evacuation challenges, and international regulatory expertise.

​Fire-resistant glass is a critical material in modern construction, requiring careful handling during production, transportation, and storage to maintain its structural integrity and performance. This article outlines the essential equipment and tools used in the daily transportation and storage of fire-resistant glass.

PYRONANO, a distinguished manufacturer in the field of fire safety solutions, specializes in the production of cutting-edge, high-performance fire-resistant glass products. Their professional expertise extends across an extensive range, encompassing various types of fire-resistant glass – from heat resistant glazed units that provide thermal insulation, limiting heat transmission during emergencies, to intumescent glazed panels that chemically expand upon exposure to fire, forming a protective barrier.

In a significant development today, Pelayo Technology successfully dispatched a large batch of thermally curved Class C fire-resistant glass for a prestigious project in Shanghai. This advanced glass solution has garnered attention for its exceptional fire safety capabilities.

Fire-resistant glass, a vital safety component in numerous applications, demands meticulous handling during packaging and shipping to ensure its integrity and prevent damage.

Building professionals well appreciate the essential nature of glass in today's architecture. It's ability to allow natural illumination, define space, give visual transparency and satisfy aesthetics while combining multi-funtional qualities and comforts such as safety, security, energy efficiency and solar control.