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Common types of tempered glass include the following: Clear Tempered Glass: This is the most common type of tempered glass and is widely used in a variety of applications. It has a clear and transparent appearance. Tinted Tempered Glass: This type of tempered glass has tinted tints added during the manufacturing process. It comes in a variety of shades, such as grey, bronze or blue, and is both beautiful and private. Frosted Tempered Glass: Frosted glass has a textured or rough surface that diffuses light, providing privacy while still allowing natural light to pass through. It is often used on shower doors, windows or partition walls. Embossed Tempered Glass: Embossed glass features a decorative pattern or design on its surface, adding a unique and stylish aesthetic to any application. It can be used on windows, doors, partitions or table tops. Low-Iron Tempered Glass: Low-iron glass, also known as ultra-clear glass, has a minimal green tint compared to regular clear glass, resulting in improved clarity and color accuracy. It is typically used in high-end applications where optical quality is critical. Laminated Tempered Glass: This type of tempered glass consists of two or more layers sandwiched by a clear or tinted plastic interlayer. Laminated tempered glass improves safety because it bonds together when broken, reducing the risk of injury from glass shards. These are just a few examples of the different types of tempered glass available. The choice of glass type depends on the specific application, desired functionality and aesthetic preferences.