Molded glass: reuse your existing tooling or launch new projects with Verre Industrie.

Is your previous molder no longer available? If you have retained your molding tooling, we can reuse it by adapting it to our partners’ equipment, thereby avoiding the costs and lead times associated with manufacturing new molds.

For future developments, we work with you to assess project feasibility.

We also handle in-house finishing and thermal or chemical tempering of your molded glass products, tailored to your specific requirements.

 

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We’re back!

Verre Industrie resumes operations on August 24.

We are delighted to welcome you back and to embark on a new period of projects, discussions, and collaborations with you.

Wishing everyone a great start to the new season.

 

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Verre Industrie at the service of its colleagues

As you know, Verre Industrie occupies and cultivates a particular position in the world of glass processors: we work with all types of glass, from the simplest to the most technical, and supply small and medium-sized parts.

To develop your business, entrust us with what you are not able to do.

We offer all glass processors subcontracting capabilities in thermal or chemical strengthening, screen printing, lamination and machining.

 

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Customised glass solutions for interactive kiosks

In the field of control and information kiosks, functionalities are increasing with the installation of barcode readers, QR codes, RFID antennas, cameras etc…

Verre Industrie meets the specific requirements of each function with glass that combines coatings (anti-reflective, hydrophobic, etc.), screen printing and specific machining.

Entrust us with your projects.

 

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Some examples of screen protection glass in an industrial environment

Verre Industrie supplies protective glasses for touch screens or non-touch, from thickness 0.7 mm with or without  anti-glare or anti-reflective coating.

We handle screen printing in-house, and adhesive application if required to customize each of your products and facilitate their assembly.

Depending on your technical constraints, we know how to offer you the glass adapted to your needs.

 

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Summer Holidays at Verre Industrie

Summer is here, and it is time for the Verre Industrie team to take a few days off.

Our offices will be closed from August 10 to August 21, inclusive.

The entire team wishes you a wonderful holiday and a fantastic summer.

We look forward to seeing you upon our return and continuing to support your projects.

 

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At MCM, how does thin-film coating on glass work?

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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