Modulated quenching is a variant of the tempering process that gives one independent control over the strength and fracture characteristics of glass. Thus the strength of nondicing “heat‐strengthened” glass can be raised to that of “fully tempered” glass. Conversely, the break pattern of glass having the strength of fully tempered glass can be made to range from nondicing to fine dicing.
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