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Our unique polishing system will remove the scratch completely without distortion to the surface.
For many years cerium oxide dispersed in water, has been and continues to be, the best polishing material for glass with respect to surface finish and removal rate. Nanophase's brand of ceria and mixed rare earth metal oxides provide the next level of performance for ultra fine polishing applications. These unique dispersions provide minimal subsurface damage with maximum removal rates. In delicate applications, such as photo masks and disk drives, surface roughness values of less than 3 Amstrongs have been achieved with our ceria dispersion.

Polishing
 
   

Beveling is done in four stages, Roughing, Smoothing, Pre-Polish and Final Polish.
Roughing - the first stage - is the initial shaping stage. On these machines, 100 grit electroplated diamond is used; the most common grit size for roughing.
Smoothing - the second stage - removes all of the deep scratches created in the roughing stage and brings the bevel to its final shape. A good "smoothed" surface is perfectly flat, without facets, satiny in appearance and no sign of scratches.
Pre-Polish - the third stage - removes the satin-like finish from the second stage and leaves a slightly hazy surface. Note that in each stage, the beveled surface gets more transparent. This stage removes any facets on the "smoothed" surface.
Final Polish - the fourth stage: now we have a beautiful, smooth angle carved all around our "bevel" that is a little hazy or frosted. A mix of cerium oxide and water is generously applied to the white polyester felt disc or the wool felt wheel. The bevel is polished to a high sheenners of buildings.

Bevelling
 
   

This is the process by which we put holes on the glass at specified measurements.We should do this before tempering the glass because after tempering we cannot do it.We have the ability to position any size hole in any location on the surface of glass. 22 stock size diameters are available.We can produce any diameter on a special order basis.

Notching
 

Custom glass etching can turn ordinary pieces of glass into works of art and can make ordinary stained glass pieces extraordinary. You can personalize gifts or customize your own glass pieces. With glass etching the possibilities are endless.Now a days most of the companies used glasses with the logo or name etched over it.

Etching
Tempering
 

Tempering is the process of heating and rapidly cooling the glass which results in improved thermal shock and impact resistance.

Tempered glass is regular glass that has been heat treated to increase the strength, increase the thermal shock and prevent injury by changing the breakage pattern. Tempered glass is used in applications where heat, mechanical strength and safety are a factor .Tempered glass can withstand constant temperatures of 470° F. If tempered glass is exposed to higher temperatures, it gradually weakens the structure of the glass thus making it more susceptible to breakage.If a piece of tempered glass is exposed to continuous temperatures of 600° F or more, the glass will shatter into small pieces.We temper glass right here in our facility. That means we can cut your piece to exact specifications, drill and edge, and make all necessary customizations. Then we heat treat it in our unique vertical tempering furnace - and give it to you.

Tempered Glass
 


Insulated glass consists of two panes of glass separated by a space. The perimeter of the glass is sealed, allowing no movement of outside air into the space. The space itself can be filled with dehydrated air, or with a special gas. The type of glass, the type of spacer, and the type of gas used in the space contribute to the overall insulating efficiency of the glass, and also the total cost. Insulated or "double-pane" glass can be found in both residential and business construction. It is required by building codes in many areas as a mandatory energy conservation measure. And it really makes sense because single pane glass has virtually NO insulating value. 

Insulated Glass
   
 
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