The anti-glare treatment consists of chemically etching one side of the glass to diffuse light, thus reducing reflections and sparkling. The anti-glare treatment preserves the transmission of the glass while providing a smooth surface, ideal for touch use.

Robust and wear-resistant, it supports both thermal and chemical tempering, guaranteeing its durability in demanding environments.

Verre Industrie offers a range of anti-glare glasses in several thicknesses, in monolithic or laminated versions, including an exclusive variant of gray glass (LSVIDG).

Today, LSVID has become a standard for protecting screens and touch screens (transport, industry, medical, etc.)

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Screen printing is a printing technology on different media through a nylon canvas stencil stretched on a frame.

It is a technique commonly used on glass.

Verre Industrie has 4 screen printing machines and meets all your requests for the production of your parts.

To find out more, discover our technical documentation.

https://mailchi.mp/e0f6e1634f4b/verre-industrie-documentation-technique-technical-documentation

To ensure clear and precise observation, MCM ensures the production of quality aluminides on telescope mirrors. Characteristics 100% in line with your needs for the repair of mirrors for telescopes (up to 800 mm in diameter) for observation instruments of amateur and professional astronomers.

Entrust us with your requests

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For over 30 years, Malika and Lila have been key members at Verre Industrie!

Their precision and productivity make them exemplary collaborators, always ready to take on challenges with a great team spirit. Appreciated by all, they embody loyalty and professional conscience. Thank you to them for their commitment and their contribution to Verre Industrie’s success!

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Glass, a noble and often technically indispensable material, occupies an increasing place in the transport sector.

The creativity of designers and the requirements of design offices require the mastery of a wide range of glasses allowing to have parts with varied shapes and characteristics.

Thanks to our long time expertise in this field and in transformation processes, Verre Industrie positions itself as your essential partner, both for technical and decorative solutions.

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Thermally tempered glasses of thickness 3 and 4 mm commonly used in projectors can be replaced by chemically strengthened glasses of thickness 2 mm or less, thus saving weight.

Our 2 strengthening equipment allow us to respond quickly to your requests, even in large quantities.

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We thank all our customers from France and elsewhere for visiting our stand and for the fruitful discussions.

The 2024 edition confirms the great dynamics of the railway sector and our anchoring in this market.

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Come and meet us in Berlin in Hall 3.2 on the French Pavillon stand 130 to discover or rediscover our capabilities and discuss your projects.

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MCM has just completed the technical validation cycle of all dichroic colors specific to different clients in the beaconing sector.

We offer a complete product including a molded, repolished, tempered, coated (mirror and/or dichroic) prism, with optional scratch-resistant surface.

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Verre Industrie supports manufacturers in the railway sector for the production of technical and decorative glass parts, from prototype to series production.

– Glasses for the protection of passenger information systems

– Glasses for electronic systems

– Glasses for security systems

– Glasses for interior fittings

– Glass for lights

– Technical glasses and sight glasses

—-> Assembly work on request

https://verreindustrie.fr/Ferroviaire-VI497.pdf