What is considered "technical glass"?

This particular category of glasses involves all those processes with specific characteristics, such as ultra-thin glass for optical applications, anti-reflective, reflective, low-emissivity for energy saving, non-slip, sound-absorbing, etc.

In general, we could define as "technical glass" any glass component (borosilicate, tempered glass, ceramic), normally with flat surfaces, with a specific application in the field of technology, systems, instruments, control or aesthetics (without a specific function within the application).

Main application areas

Pharmaceutical: High-resistance containers for injectable and oral medications.
Optics
Electronics

Photography: glass for frames, anti-reflective coatings for photographic prints.
Lighting: tempered and screen-printed glass for lighting and LED lights, energy vision glass (coating to increase light flow), dichroic filters, borosilicate glass in sheets and tubes, hollow glass.
Residential: commercial, design, architecture, and furnishings.
Industrial applications: sight glasses, borosilicate tubing, glass indicators, tempered glass, glass curves, anti-reflective glass, sterilization and disinfection with UV light, control/measurement glass in high-temperature environments, glass for touch-screen panels, protective glass.
Scientific use: resistant to thermal stress glass, ultra-thin glass.

Product Types Offered

Custom production (design, quantity) upon customer request. We can work with your existing designs and projects (already manufactured by third-party suppliers) or create a custom design tailored to your specific application.

Flat and circular glass: slab; windows; custom shapes (angled connections, chamfered edges, notches, through holes).
Tubes, sight glasses
Safety sight glasses: discs or flat plates for viewing inside a device or system, serving as observation or inspecting points.