Industrial Glass

Pressed it is a process with which modular ornamental decorations, available in several patterns, are etched to one or both sides

Enamelled Glass in which one of the two sides is enamelled and subsequently toughened.

Curved With a variable curve.

Satin-etched it indicates dullness.

Wired it is a coarse glass in which wire gauze is incorporated during melting.

Cathedral it is a coarse translucent flat, cast and laminate glass

Silver (Mirror ) it indicates the process used to create mirrors by plating one side of the glass with silver.

Extra-clear it is a variant to production with a low content of iron in order to increase brilliance, purity and transparency.

Float glass it defines the most advanced technology used for the production of sheets of glass

Some kinds of glass:

Due to its high level of hardness, glass can only processed using specific tools and in particular with diamond wheels.

Standard: sheets of glass of dimensions 2400*3210 mm

Large sheets: sheets of glass of dimensions 3210*6000mm

On industrial levels glass is classified according to its physical macroscopic characteristics. Production industries substantially supply glass in two main formats.

On industrial levels glass is classified according to its physical macroscopic characteristics. Production industries