A glass heating furnace is disclosed, comprising a furnace body, an interior of which is formed with a chamber; plural upper heating elements which are disposed in the chamber; plural lower heating elements, which are disposed in the chamber and are located oppositely below the upper heating elements; plural rollers, which are disposed in the chamber and are locate between the upper heating elements and the lower heating element to carry glass to be heated up; and a roller power module, which is disposed outside the furnace body and is connected with the rollers. The rollers are controlled by the roller power module to rotate clockwise and counterclockwise, driving glass to displace along a transversal direction. In addition, the upper heating elements and the lower heating elements are arranged in the chamber alternatingly and asymmetrically at an upper and lower position.

A glass heating furnace is disclosed. The glass heating furnace allows glass to be heated up more uniformly, which reduces effectively the formation of the thermal stress marks on the glass. The glass heating furnace uses primarily a roller power module to control the rollers to displace reciprocatively, allowing the glass to be heated up uniformly and reducing significantly the formation of the thermal stress marks in the heating process of the glass, through the reciprocative displacement of the rollers. A glass is made by the glass heating furnace. The glass displaces in a chamber of the glass heating furnace along an S-shaped moving path or an 8-shaped moving path.

A device for heat treatment is provided. The device includes at least one processing chamber arranged in an elongated housing having a heating device and having a transport system for continuous transport of material to be treated through the processing chamber. The transport system has two parallel endless conveyor belts spaced from each other and a plurality of cylinders made of quartz glass that bridge the distance between the conveyor belts. The cylinders are supported on these belts and the material to be treated is supported on the cylinders for the heat treatment. The cylinders are designed as twin tubes, formed by two tubular compartments separated from each other by an intermediate partition. Each tubular compartment has a longitudinal axis and is connected rotation-free at its end with the conveyor belts.

A device for heat treatment is provided. The device includes at least one processing chamber arranged in an elongated housing having a heating device and having a transport system for continuous transport of material to be treated through the processing chamber. The transport system has two parallel endless conveyor belts spaced from each other and a plurality of cylinders made of quartz glass that bridge the distance between the conveyor belts. The cylinders are supported on these belts and the material to be treated is supported on the cylinders for the heat treatment. The cylinders are designed as twin tubes, formed by two tubular compartments separated from each other by an intermediate partition. Each tubular compartment has a longitudinal axis and is connected rotation-free at its end with the conveyor belts.

A system and method for gaging the shape of a curved glass sheet includes, as components, (1) a system and method for acquiring three-dimensional surface data corresponding to the glass sheet, and (2) a system and method for receiving the acquired surface data, comparing the acquired surface to a pre-defined surface description, and developing indicia of the level of conformance of the contoured glass sheet to the pre-defined specification. The surface data acquisition system includes a conveyor for conveying the glass sheet, at least one display projecting a preselected contrasting pattern, and at least one camera. The camera(s) and display(s) are uniquely paired and are mounted in a spaced-apart relationship a known distance and angle from the surface of the glass sheet such that the camera detects the reflected image of the pattern projected on the surface of the glass sheet from its associated display.

An electrical heating conductor arrangement for heating a furnace has one or more strip-shaped portions with a generally horizontal sheet-like extent. The strip-shaped portions are formed by individual bands which have along their width an arcuate curvature with respect to a horizontal plane. The individual bands are partially mounted by at least one bearing element pivotably in the longitudinal direction of the respective band.

An electrical heating conductor arrangement for heating a furnace has one or more strip-shaped portions with a generally horizontal sheet-like extent. The strip-shaped portions are formed by individual bands which have along their width an arcuate curvature with respect to a horizontal plane. The individual bands are partially mounted by at least one bearing element pivotably in the longitudinal direction of the respective band.

A glass tempering furnace and a method for heating a glass sheet. The glass sheet is heated in the glass tempering furnace by blowing heating air on the top surface of the glass sheet, and the blowing distance of the heating air from the top surface of the glass sheet is adjusted.

A glass tempering furnace and a method for heating a glass sheet. The glass sheet is heated in the glass tempering furnace by blowing heating air on the top surface of the glass sheet, and the blowing distance of the heating air from the top surface of the glass sheet is adjusted.

An apparatus for manufacturing front glass for an electronic device produced between an upper mold and a lower mold and having an at least partially curved surface, the apparatus including an inner tube 10 of a specific length and having an entrance portion for allowing the mold assembly for heat treatment to enter the inner tube and an exit portion for allowing the mold assembly after the heat treatment to exit; a conveyer belt for feeding a plurality of mold assemblies thereon, at specific speed in such a way as to pass through the inner tube; and a high temperature chamber 20 surrounding the inner tube between the entrance portion and exit portion of the inner tube and having a heat source for forming a high temperature atmosphere in order to form the front glass fed within the inner tube.