Gorilla Glass for Automotive Technology Resources

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VIDEO: AutoGrade™ Gorilla Glass vs. the Headform-Impact Test

The auto industry developed regulatory requirements with a very specific mandate: upon impact, surfaces in the dash should not break in a way that could further harm the occupant. They call this the Headform-Impact Test, or “HIT” for short.

The auto industry developed...

The auto industry developed regulatory...

The auto industry developed regulatory requirements with a very specific...

The auto industry developed regulatory requirements with a very specific mandate: upon impact, surfaces in the...

The auto industry developed regulatory requirements with a very specific mandate: upon impact, surfaces in the dash should not break...

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Why Glass Breaks

Glass breaks because of two things: Surface Flaws and Stress.

Glass breaks because of two...

Glass breaks because of two things: Surface...

Glass breaks because of two things: Surface Flaws and Stress.

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The Fusion-Draw Process

Corning’s proprietary fusion manufacturing process is at the core of our innovation.

Corning’s proprietary fusion...

Corning’s proprietary fusion manufacturing...

Corning’s proprietary fusion manufacturing process is at the core of our...

Corning’s proprietary fusion manufacturing process is at the core of our innovation.

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Hail Damage Simulation

Watch what happens when we fire an ice ball travelling at 55 mph at a thick, conventional car window, and then at a car window that includes Corning® Gorilla® Glass.

Watch what happens when we...

Watch what happens when we fire an ice ball...

Watch what happens when we fire an ice ball travelling at 55 mph at a...

Watch what happens when we fire an ice ball travelling at 55 mph at a thick, conventional car window, and then at...

Watch what happens when we fire an ice ball travelling at 55 mph at a thick, conventional car window, and then at a car window that includes...