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Verre Industrie was selected to equip the new “MP14” trainset for the Paris Metro with deck roof glasses.

Optical Bonding consists in injecting on an optical resin that fills the air gap between the screen and the protective glass and thus avoids refraction of light. Verre Industrie offers also anti-reflection and anti-infrared filters.

Verre Industrie will be closed between 21/12/2017 and 03/01/2018. We wish you a very happy christmas.

Exceptional realization by Verre Industrie of the academician sword’s glass blade of Jean-Michel Wilmotte, the famous french architect. Designed by himself, the sword is made of two of his favourite materials, metal and glass. It represents both the precise work and the combination of materials. http://www.academiedesbeauxarts.fr/actualites/page.php?id=361

How to combine glass moulding with large tolerances and precise mechanical adjustment requirement. Verre Industrie has the solution: partnerships with moulders specialized in small quantities and know-how of machining of shaped glasses.

LED lighting is a must in the railway industry, but creates new constraints. Verre Industrie developed own solutions, including de-icing glass. A real answer in a tough environment.

Chemical strengthening enables to reinforce thin glass, to obtain very strong performance and incomparable mechanical strength. A new way to see glass. Video on Youtube : http://ow.ly/liT930gZFKG

This year Verre Industrie does invest 3 million euros by acquiring a new building and new production equipment. Additional 2500m² for better service from spring 2018.

Verre Industrie is ISO 9001 certified since May 2017. It’s the natural accomplishment of a long time quality policy. It enables us to support our development, especially in export markets.

Verre Industrie is a certified partner of two leading manufacturers of thin glass (Schott & AGC). These glasses have a very high shock and bending strength (10 to 20 times more than tempered glass) and enable to reduce weight. Glass Industry is able to machine from the very small up to big glass size (2sq m²).