Verre Industrie presents for the first time its glasses for:
– electronic defense systems
– audio and video systems
– armored windows
– lighting systems
– gauge glasses
We expect you from June 13th to 17th, 2022 Hall 6 – Aisle GF – Stand 404 – Paris IDF Pavilion
This glass, with its impact and bending strength performance, is the perfect addition to our range.
We are able to supply you with processed glass (machined, curved, screen-printed, chemically strengthened, laminated).
We have 0.7, 1.1 and 1.5 mm thicknesses in stock.
We will present our glass solutions for:
– electronic defense systems
– audio and video systems
– armored windows
– lighting systems
– gauge glasses
We offer mass-tinted glass conform to railway standards as well as molded lenses for track lighting and signaling.
We are able to reproduce models in borosilicate and soda-lime glass that are no longer available today.
Entrust us with your projects!
For interior train doors requiring a high level of security, chemically toughened laminated glass helps to limit weight while offering optimized impact resistance.
Verre Industrie was selected for two railway projects by a major European manufacturer.
Turbines and on-board equipment containing fluids require small windows and gauges that are resistant to chemical agents, scratches, pressure and temperature.
Verre Industrie produces many variants in borofloat or silica machined with great precision.
Based on its experience in the manufacture of headlight lenses for the railway industry, Verre Industrie will supply tempered curved lenses to equip the 66 trams that will soon be running in Casablanca.
The recent installation of a new bending furnace gives us increased capacity for this type of product.
Entrust us with your projects.
For your developments with thermal constraints (resistance > 150°C) and/or optical constraints (good transmission in the near infrared), borofloat is a qualitative and economical solution.
Verre Industrie is able to provide additional treatments (tempering, anti-reflective, hydrophobic, oleophobic, dichroic, etc.).
On many industrial products, glass is often the first visible component and a defect immediately alters its overall image.
It is important that the conditions and criteria for controlling a glass are precisely and objectively defined.
In addition to dimensional checks and quality control of tempering, Verre industrie has defined procedures how to check cosmetic aspect of glasses.
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We will present our glass solutions for:
– electronic defense systems
– audio and video systems
– armored windows
– lighting systems
– gauge glasses
– NVIS filters
– indicators and buttons
