Thin glass opens up new possibilities thanks to its thinness, strength, and ability to adapt to the most demanding environments. At Verre Industrie, we have mastered the machining, bending, chemical strengthening, printing, and lamination of thin glass to offer solutions that are both robust and lightweight.
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Following MCM’s integration into Verre Industrie at the end of 2024, an ambitious quality management structuring initiative was launched.
Under the leadership of Erwan Bernard, Verre Industrie’s Quality Manager, the quality system was adapted and successfully deployed at MCM, accompanied by extensive team training. We commend the MCM team’s support for this transformation.
This structure provides our customers a more consistent reliability, ensuring both a high level of quality and complete traceability.
On April 27, Alain Ngouoto, Sub-Prefect of Torcy, and Cyrille Venien, Regional Delegate for Île-de-France Region, visited our production site.
This was an opportunity to highlight our industrial capabilities and our commitment to the ecological and energy transition!
Stéphane Croquet, our Managing Director, and his team were warmly thanked for their welcome and commended for their exemplary commitment.
Nearly 60 employees at the heart of a dynamic of regional excellence.
Verre Industrie has been supplying SNCF with spare parts for over 30 years. Specifically, we provide various types of glass and mirrors for train interiors.
Following a major tender, we have just been awarded the first phase of this contract, with approximately one hundred items to supply over the next four years.
We are delighted to have secured these new parts and to continue developing this privileged partnership with SNCF, which ensures stability in our order book for years to come.
Thank you to SNCF for their trust.
Vacuum evaporation coating involves coating a glass surface with a very thin film of metal or mineral material, deposited in a chamber where a very high vacuum has been created.
The glass is first carefully cleaned, then placed in this vacuum chamber where a material (often a metal such as chromium or aluminum) is heated to a very high temperature until it vaporizes.
The atoms of the vaporized material spread throughout the vacuum chamber and condense directly onto the glass surface, forming an extremely thin and homogeneous layer (a few tens of nanometers).
This technique allows for precise control of the layer thickness and the creation of optical effects (reflections, various colors) or improved mechanical strength, while remaining virtually invisible to the naked eye.
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We are delighted to welcome Inès, our new team leader, who succeeds Claire.
With extensive experience in the airport sector, Inès brings a rigorous approach of customer satisfaction, prioritizing urgent tasks, and team management.
Her commitment to quality service and mastery of procedures perfectly aligns with our values and our daily standards.
The entire Verre Industrie team welcomes her and wishes her every success in this new adventure!
Verre Industrie is committed to working alongside industrial and military stakeholders to strengthen national technological autonomy. Our glass components are already used in numerous strategic systems:
– embedded electronics
– audio and video equipment
– protective glazing
– lighting devices
– technical windows
– NVIS filters
– touch interfaces
etc.
Our solutions combine optical performance, mechanical resistance, thermal management, and EMI shielding as needed.
We also offer optical bonding services and touch functionality.
By combining industrial expertise and innovation, Verre Industrie helps maintain control over sensitive technologies and strengthen the sovereignty of French industries.
As part of the phased commissioning of the future Grand Paris Express train stations, production of access control equipment has now begun, with installation scheduled for the coming months.
Verre Industrie is contributing to this major project by supplying:
– tempered laminated glass for gates,
– protective glass for cameras,
– and protective glass for barcode and QR code readers.
We are proud to contribute to the modernization of the Île-de-France transport network and to participate in this landmark project.
If you wish to outsource certain operations or be supplied with sub-assemblies rather than glass components, Verre Industrie offers you a comprehensive assembly capability.
We already have extensive experience in installing felts, gaskets, double-sided adhesives, peelable or scratch-resistant films, electrostatic films, hinges, profiles, mechanical components, metal pieces, and in integrating TFT screens (airgap bonding).
Let’s define our next collaboration together!
Our philosophy is to offer you the glass adapted to your technical requirements and to control its processing in our factory.
We buy glass directly from producers in France and abroad, thus developing privileged relationships with them.
We are now distribution and processing partners of most of them.
