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Thick	Inch	Width	Length	Sheets	Cases	M2	Nett	Container
(mm)	per	(mm)	(mm)	per	per	per	Weight	Type
	Pcs			Case	Ctr	Ctr	20'Ctr
3mm	59*79"	1500	2000	105	10	3150.00	23625.00	close top
	60*84"	1525	2134	100	10	3254.35	24407.63	close top
	72*96"	1830	2440	83	9	3335.50	25016.28	close top
	65*87"	1650	2200	83	11	3314.19	24856.43	close top
	84*130"	2140	3300	43	10	3036.66	22774.95	close top

3.2mm	84*130"	2140	3300	40	10	2824.80	21186.00	close top

4mm	72*96"	1830	2440	53	10	2366.56	23665.56	close top
	84*130"	2140	3300	33	10	2330.46	23304.60	close top
	89*130"	2250	3300	33	10	2450.25	24502.50	open top
	84*144"	2140	3660	30	10	2349.72	23497.20	close top
	89*144"	2250	3660	30	10	2470.50	24705.00	open top
	96*144"	2440	3660	30	9	2411.21	24112.08	open top

5mm	72*96"	1830	2440	43	10	1920.04	24000.45	close top
	84*130"	2140	3300	26	10	1836.12	22951.50	close top
	89*130"	2250	3300	26	10	1930.50	24131.25	open top
	84*144"	2140	3660	24	10	1879.78	23497.20	close top
	84*144"	2134	3660	24	10	1874.51	23431.32	close top
	89*144"	2250	3660	24	10	1976.40	24705.00	open top
	96*144"	2440	3660	24	9	1928.97	24112.08	open top

Detaile and Description
Features:
1) Defects numbers in 1 square meter: 0 (diameter >0.01mm)
2) Light transmission for transparent glass: >85%
3) Zebra angle: <45 degrees
4) Thickness uniformity is excellent, and the minimum thickness deviation can
be controlled within 0.08mm
5) The accuracy of cutting size is high and can be controlled within 1mm
6) Visible flaw is controlled strictly; quality of all kinds of products can be
provided according to the requirements of customers

Quality level: automotive level, comply with China National Norm
GB11614-1999

Specifications: Thickness: 2-22mm

Thick	Inch	Width	Length	Sheets	Cases	M2	Nett	Container
(mm)	per	(mm)	(mm)	per	per	per	Weight	Type
	Pcs			Case	Ctr	Ctr	20'Ctr
6mm	72*96"	1830	2440	36	10	1607.47	24112.08	close top
	84*130"	2140	3300	22	10	1553.64	23304.60	close top
	84*130"	2134	3300	22	10	1549.28	23239.26	close top
	89*130"	2250	3300	22	10	1633.50	24502.50	open top
	84*144"	2140	3660	20	10	1566.48	23497.20	close top
	89*144"	2250	3660	20	10	1647.00	24705.00	open top
	96*144"	2440	3660	20	9	1607.47	24112.08	open top

8mm	72*96"	1830	2440	27	10	1205.60	24112.08	close top
	84*130"	2140	3300	16	10	1129.92	22598.40	close top
	89*130"	2250	3300	16	10	1188.00	23760.00	open top
	84*144"	2140	3660	15	10	1174.86	23497.20	close top
	89*144"	2250	3660	15	10	1235.25	24705.00	open top
	96*144"	2440	3660	15	9	1205.60	24112.08	open top

10mm	72*96"	1830	2440	22	10	982.34	24558.60	close top
	84*130"	2140	3300	13	10	918.06	22951.50	close top
	89*130"	2250	3300	13	10	965.25	24131.25	open top
	96*130"	2440	3300	13	9	942.08	23552.10	close top
	84*144"	2140	3660	12	10	939.89	23497.20	close top
	89*144"	2250	3660	12	10	988.20	24705.00	open top
	96*144"	2440	3660	12	9	964.48	24112.08	open top

12mm	84*130"	2140	3300	11	10	776.82	23304.60	close top
	89*130"	2250	3300	11	10	816.75	24502.50	open top
	96*130"	2440	3300	10	10	805.20	24156.00	close top
	84*144"	2140	3660	10	10	783.24	23497.20	close top
	89*144"	2250	3660	10	10	823.50	24705.00	open top
	96*144"	2440	3660	10	9	803.74	24112.08	open top

15mm	84*130"	2140	3300	9	10	635.58	23834.25	close top
	89*130"	2250	3300	9	10	668.25	25059.38	open top
	96*130"	2440	3300	8	10	644.16	24156.00	close top
	84*144"	2140	3660	8	10	626.59	23497.20	close top
	89*144"	2250	3660	8	10	658.80	24705.00	open top
	96*144"	2440	3660	8	9	642.99	24112.08	open top

19mm	84*130"	2140	3300	7	10	494.34	23481.15	close top
	89*130"	2250	3300	7	10	519.75	24688.13	open top
	84*144"	2140	3660	6	10	469.94	22322.34	close top
	89*144"	2250	3660	6	10	494.10	23469.75	open top
	96*144"	2440	3660	6	9	482.24	22906.48	open top

Float glass is a sheet of glass made by floating molten glass on a bed of molten tin. The term “float” glass derives from Sir Alastair Pilkington, the man who developed the process between 1953 and 1957, together with Kenneth Bickerstaff of the U.K.’s Pilkington Brother. It was the first successful commercial application for forming a continuous ribbon of glass using a molten tin bath on which the molten glass flows laterally, unhindered to the limit of its free flow under the influence of gravity and surface tension. About 90% of the world’s flat glass is currently formed via the float method, which produces glass with extremely flat, parallel surfaces.