Our Products
Our products are engineered to deliver exceptional strength, safety, clarity, and performance across automotive, industrial, commercial, and architectural applications.
Flat and Bend Tempered Glass
Tempered safety glass is manufactured by uniformly heating annealed (float) glass in a furnace to temperatures of approximately 670°C–700°C, followed by rapid cooling, or quenching. This controlled process creates high compressive stresses on the glass surface and tensile stresses within its core, resulting in significantly greater strength and impact resistance than ordinary annealed glass of the same thickness.
When tempered glass breaks, the stored internal stresses cause it to fracture into relatively small, blunt-edged particles rather than large, sharp shards, significantly reducing any kind of risk and makes it safer to use anywhere.
For glass to be classified as fully tempered, the surface compressive stress must meet the applicable requirements of the international standards. Our tempered glass products are available in a range of specifications and are suitable for automotive, industrial, commercial, interior, structural, and architectural applications.
- Glass tempering from 4mm – 19mm
- Tempered safety glass cannot be cut or processed after manufacture
- Our tempered glass delivers enhanced strength and clarity across wide range of automotive, industrial, and applications.
- Maximum flat produced size 2440 mm x 4200 mm
- Maximum bend produced size 2440 mm x 3000 mm
- Clear, Tinted, & all types Coated products, including Double LOW-E glass
Insulated Glass
Insulating Glass Units (IGUs), commonly known as double glazing or double-pane glass, consist of two or more glass panes separated by a sealed insulating space filled with air or inert gas. This configuration helps reduce heat transfer through the glazing and improves the overall thermal performance of windows and building façades.
When combined with Low-E and/or reflective coatings, IGUs can provide enhanced thermal insulation, solar-control performance, and energy efficiency, making them suitable for a wide range of residential, commercial, architectural, and structural applications.
A common configuration for commercial buildings is 6 mm glass + 12 mm insulating space + 6 mm glass, while residential applications may use configurations such as 5 mm glass + 8 mm insulating space + 5 mm glass, depending on the required thermal, acoustic, structural, and energy-performance characteristics.
Laminated Glass
Laminated glass is a type of safety glass designed to remain substantially intact when broken. It is manufactured by bonding two or more layers of glass with an interlayer, typically polyvinyl butyral (PVB). When the glass breaks, the interlayer helps hold the fractured glass together, reducing the risk of falling or scattered shards.
PVB laminated glass offers a combination of safety, structural integrity, acoustic performance, UV protection, and optical clarity, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.
Applications include: automotive windshields and glazing, skylights, glass façades, balustrades, partitions, glass floors, doors, and other automotive, industrial, commercial, structural, and architectural applications.
- Advantages
- Enhanced Safety: The PVB interlayer helps hold the glass fragments together when the glass is broken, reducing the risk of large, sharp shards separating from the glazing.
- Acoustic Performance: Laminated glass can significantly improve sound insulation compared with unlaminated glass of the same thickness, making it suitable for applications where noise reduction is important.
- UV Protection: PVB interlayers block ultraviolet (UV) radiation, helping protect interior furnishings, materials, and occupants from prolonged UV exposure.
- Structural Performance: Laminated glass can provide enhanced structural integrity and resistance to impact, making it suitable for automotive, industrial, commercial, and architectural applications.
Automotive Glass
We produce auto glass to meet industry requirements of automotive sidelights, sunroofs and backlights. Or two sided bend shapes for use in cars, trucks, buses and trains.
Our products are used in a wide range of applications from traditional window applications through to interiors and architectural needs.
- Glass tempering from 4mm – 19mm.
- Tempered safety glass cannot be cut or processed after manufacture.
- We produce tempered safety glass to ASTM C1048 : ( 2012) and BS EN12150-1 : ( 2015) for use in buildings
- Maximum flat produced size 2500 mm x 4200 mm.
- Maximum bend produced size 2500 mm x 3000 mm.
- Clear, Tinted, & all types Coated products, including Double LOW-E glass
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