Manufacturing Solutions

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We offer expert guidance in planning and consulting for your glass structure projects, ensuring innovation and aesthetic appeal in various architectural elements, including facades, windows, and more.

Analyzing Environmental and Operational Requirements: We evaluate the needs of your project, considering factors like local climatic conditions to tailor the structure to meet all criteria.

Selecting Suitable Glass Types: Our team assists in choosing the right type and thickness of glass, aligning with the specific requirements of your project.

Prioritizing Structural Safety: We focus on the safety aspects, planning for secure fixtures and stable support systems that guarantee the structural integrity of your project.

Adherence to Building Regulations and Standards: We help navigate through the regional building regulations and standards to ensure your project complies with all legal and safety protocols.

Rely on our specialists for a streamlined journey from concept to completion, creating high-quality glass constructions that meet your needs.

Harnessing advanced technology and the expertise of our skilled workforce, we ensure precise and high-quality production customized to suit your business requirements.

• Glass cutting
• Shape cutting
• Blunting
• Grinding
• Polishing
• CNC edge processing
• Bevelling

Under our Glass Processing services, we offer glass tempering - a critical process that significantly enhances the glass's resilience and safety features.

Glass tempering is a thermal treatment that amplifies the glass's resistance to impacts. Post-tempering, the glass exhibits a heightened strength, being 5-6 times more robust compared to its untempered state.

A notable safety feature of tempered glass is its breakage pattern; it shatters into small, dull fragments, substantially reducing the risk of injury.

Glass tempering is a thermal treatment that amplifies the glass's resistance to impacts. Post-tempering, the glass exhibits a heightened strength, being 5-6 times more robust compared to its untempered state.

A notable safety feature of tempered glass is its breakage pattern; it shatters into small, dull fragments, substantially reducing the risk of injury.

A thermal process that bonds two or more sheets of glass using a film. This film prevents the glass from shattering completely when broken, thereby safeguarding bystanders from injuries and hindering break-ins. Various thicknesses of glass can be used for lamination.

• Impact resistance
• Break-in protection
• Enhanced sound insulation
• Enhanced thermal insulation (both cold and heat)

• Transparent, colored, or matte film
• Transparent or opaque printing
• Acoustic film
  Fabric
• Metal mesh
• Smart film

Drilling is a process where holes are made in the glass using automated machinery equipped with diamond drills. Water is utilized from both sides of the glass during the process, ensuring both accurate hole positioning and high-quality results.

When larger diameters are needed, cutouts and holes are milled instead.

Available hole shapes

• Round
• Cone-shaped

Glass products with holes are utilized wherever any type of fixture is necessary, including in items like mirrors, walls, glass boards, and furniture doors.

During the glass bending process, two vital procedures occur simultaneously - bending and tempering. This ensures that the bent glass adheres to all safety standards established for tempered glass, making it suitable for applications like glass facades, partitions, and other types of glazing, just like standard (straight) tempered glass.

The types of glass that can undergo bending include untempered, laminated, and tempered varieties, with laminated glass being assigned a higher security classification.

The use of curved glass is a distinctive feature of modern construction and exclusive product designs.

• Facilitates the realization of unique, dynamic architectural designs.
• Retains strength and durability: The bending process allows for the glass to be reinforced, enhancing its resistance to impacts and heavier loads.
• Preserves natural light.

Curved glass finds prevalent usage in manufacturing furniture and household appliances, and in crafting showcases, railings, partitions, showers, and facades, suitable for both interior and exterior settings.