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China Tibbo Glass Factory | Qingming Festival Holiday Notice 

Our factory will observe the 2026 Chinese New Year holiday from February 13 to February 26.Customers with urgent requirements are advised to contact us in advance to ensure timely delivery arrangements. We appreciate your continued support and wish you a prosperous new year.

Tibbo Glass wish you&your family a Merry Chrismas & Happy New Year ! 

Choosing the right glass for your fireplace is crucial for safety and performance. The core differentiator is heat resistance. Tempered glass offers superior strength and is ideal for fireplaces often used with the doors open, withstanding temperatures up to approximately 260°C (500°F). Conversely, ceramic glass is engineered for extreme heat, tolerating over 648°C (1,200°F), making it the essential choice for closed-door wood stoves and high-efficiency appliances.

Your decision should be guided by usage: opt for tempered glass for open-door burning and ceramic glass for sealed, high-heat applications. Tibbo Glass supplies high-quality, certified glass to ensure you make the optimal choice for safety and efficiency.

Explore the direct link between glass haze and surface roughness, and learn the professional method for accurate haze measurement using a haze meter to ensure product quality.

Explore the critical trade-off between ITO film thickness and sheet resistance. Discover how thicker ITO films (e.g., 310nm) achieve lower resistance (4.5Ω/□), while thinner films (e.g., 21nm) increase resistance (100Ω/□), directly impacting light transmittance. This guide deciphers the data from our TB-C series ITO glass to help you select the ideal substrate for displays, touchscreens, and solar cells, balancing conductivity with optical clarity.

Discover how Anti-Fingerprint (AF) glass works and why it matters for businesses. Learn its benefits for manufacturers, and industrial applications.

Generally speaking, we all think that ordinary glass is not conductive. In fact, glass is a very good insulator. In some cases, some glass can indeed conduct electricity, and its application scenarios are very wide.