TemperingHeat treatment whereby particular tensions are produced in a sheet of glass with the aim of conferring improved and higher resistance features, particularly with regard to bending and to ensure the glass is safe and...
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CuttingCutting is carried out automatically using a 'cutting bench' . The plates (large plates or regular size) are loaded onto a mobile bridge, they then pass onto a fixed surface before being cut by a glass cutter, with...
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Waterjet cuttingSuccessful manufacturing practice based on rich traditions and passion about technologies brought us to avant-garde of water jet glass cutting in Italy and abroad. Expertise in a variety of processing technologies...
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MillingElimination of the plates' sharp edges, obtained by using tapes or mills in stone, carborundum or fairly large grain diamond (rough thread); following this every minute roughness of the edges is eliminated, with the...
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BevellingA particular type of milling where the processing of a plate's edges is carried out using an any angle less than 90° with respect to the plate's area involving therefore not only the edge of the surface itself. This...
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PiercingUsing appropriate drills equipped with diamond crown tips, counter placed on the same vertical axis, holes can be drilled on practically any type of plate.
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IncisionIncisions for practical uses can be carried out on a plate (e.g. niches for sliding sheets) or for decorative purposes. The incisions can be straight or curved and are made using mils of various shapes and hardness...
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SandingProcess whereby sand, projected onto the plate by jet of compressed air, performs an abrasive action over all or part of the plate's surface itself. The plate, originally transparent, becomes translucent, almost...
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Acid etching-frosted finishAn opaque effect, which can be complete, partial, more or less intense, and with decorative results, is obtained on the glass by using hydrofluoric acid, the only one capable of attacking glass.
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Screen printingThis procedure is widely used in various fields to decorate surfaces, even curved ones, with designs, writing, etc using inks, glazes and paint for artistic or practical purposes. Using appropriate photographic...
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TemperingHeat treatment whereby particular tensions are produced in a sheet of glass with the aim of conferring improved and higher resistance features, particularly with regard to bending and to ensure the glass is safe and...
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CuttingCutting is carried out automatically using a 'cutting bench' . The plates (large plates or regular size) are loaded onto a mobile bridge, they then pass onto a fixed surface before being cut by a glass cutter, with...
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Waterjet cuttingSuccessful manufacturing practice based on rich traditions and passion about technologies brought us to avant-garde of water jet glass cutting in Italy and abroad. Expertise in a variety of processing technologies...
More ›
MillingElimination of the plates' sharp edges, obtained by using tapes or mills in stone, carborundum or fairly large grain diamond (rough thread); following this every minute roughness of the edges is eliminated, with the...
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BevellingA particular type of milling where the processing of a plate's edges is carried out using an any angle less than 90° with respect to the plate's area involving therefore not only the edge of the surface itself. This...
More ›
PiercingUsing appropriate drills equipped with diamond crown tips, counter placed on the same vertical axis, holes can be drilled on practically any type of plate.
More ›
IncisionIncisions for practical uses can be carried out on a plate (e.g. niches for sliding sheets) or for decorative purposes. The incisions can be straight or curved and are made using mils of various shapes and hardness...
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SandingProcess whereby sand, projected onto the plate by jet of compressed air, performs an abrasive action over all or part of the plate's surface itself. The plate, originally transparent, becomes translucent, almost...
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Acid etching-frosted finishAn opaque effect, which can be complete, partial, more or less intense, and with decorative results, is obtained on the glass by using hydrofluoric acid, the only one capable of attacking glass.
More ›
Screen printingThis procedure is widely used in various fields to decorate surfaces, even curved ones, with designs, writing, etc using inks, glazes and paint for artistic or practical purposes. Using appropriate photographic...
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