Verre Industrie starts up a new machining center for small parts to complement the two machines that arrived in February 2024.
With a 30% increase in machining capacity this year, we are responding positively to growing customer demand.
With a precision superior to that of the mirror machines, it will enable us to cover a wider range of needs.
Entrust us with your requests!
In these new trains, the passenger information and video surveillance systems are protected by high-strength “Verre Industrie” glass.
In the driver’s area, on-board instrument screens are protected by our LSVID anti-glare glass, whose optical qualities have made it a standard in the rail industry.
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He will be assisting our Technical Director Cyril Offredi, ensuring that production runs smoothly, both in terms of deadlines and quality.
We’re counting on his experience of production management in the medical sector to bring improvements to the many processes implemented at Verre Industrie.
As the EUROSATORY trade show will start on June 17, 2024 in Paris, we would like to remind you of our glass production possibilities for military applications, in particular for :
– defense electronics
– audio and video systems
– armored glass
– lighting systems
– sight glasses
– NVIS filters
– indicators and buttons
– etc.
We offer glass solutions for a wide range of requirements: optical, shock resistance, thermal, EMI shielding, optical bonding, touch functions, etc.
Entrust us with your projects!
This uniquely designed lens, for which Verre Industrie acquired the patent in 2018, has been used in numerous lighting projects.
Once again, it was used as part of the development of the square in front of the Town Hall of La Grande Motte (South of France).
We can adapt its shape to your lighting for unique effects.
Water run-off on the glass of your outdoor equipment disrupts its operation.
The hydrophobic coating responds to this constraint and improves the efficiency of cameras, screens etc…
For touch screens, oleophobic coating limits fingerprints, reduces cleaning frequency and improves hygiene.
Verre Industrie offers these coating in addition to our glass production via our subsidiary MCM on :
– anti-reflective glass (VIC type)
– anti-glare glass (LSVID type)
– thin glass (float & Gorilla Glass)
Entrust us with your projects and discover our solutions.
Kantan, Screen Printing Team Leader at Verre Industrie.
A lifelong enthusiast of the graphic arts industry, he joined Verre Industrie in 2011.
He has helped the silk-screening division to develop its skills by sharing his experience with his colleagues.
A lover of a job well done, his good humor and positive attitude are a real plus for our team.
Increased bending requirements have led us to invest in new equipment identical to that acquired 2 years ago.
This investment will enable us to respond to the increasing production rates of the aerospace and rail industries.
More capacity to serve you better!
Verre Industrie offers different solutions depending on your mechanical and optical requirements.
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.
For solutions where the glass is not in contact with the screen, Verre Industrie offers solutions with anti-reflective and anti-infrared filters.
This must be flat, smooth and rigid to properly support the object being printed.
Material choices for the 3D printer bed are diverse, including aluminum and plastic, however, borosilicate glass is often preferred for its optimal performance.
Designed specifically for high-temperature environments and resistant to chemicals, it offers both versatility and durability.
