1. When tempering glass with holes and slots, the heating time should be increased by 2.5% to 5% compared to glass of the same size without holes and slots;

2. When tempering glass with sharp corners, the sharp corners should point away from the direction of the furnace entrance with shattered glass placed around the sharp corners to prevent the corner part from absorbing heat too quickly in the furnace and causing bending or glass corner damaged;

3. When tempering patterned glass, generally place the glass with the patterned side facing upward to avoid damage to the surface of the ceramic rollers; the heating time should be determined according to the thickest part of the patterned glass, and the tempering air blow pressure should also be determined according to the thickest part of the patterned glass;

4. When tempering colored glass, the heating time is generally reduced by 5% compared to the heating time of ordinary glass of the same size because of its higher heat absorption capacity;

5. when tempering ribbed glass, the glass should be positioned with its striped surface facing downwards and and it requires a longer heating time and higher blowing pressure compared to normal float glass.

6. When tempering coated glass or heat reflective glass, to protect the surface film, the coated surface of the glass should be placed facing upward when entering the furnace. The heating temperature and heating time of the lower part of the glass should be increased by 2.5% to 10% compared to ordinary glass of the same size.