To limit the proliferation of bacteria on your touch screens, they can be equipped with an antimicrobial protective film.
This transparent film is cut to glass size and impregnated with a solution based on silver ions that is almost invisible on the surface.
Its action is active 24/7 and is certified ISO 22196 and 21702 anti-human coronavirus.
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For this Paris Region metro project, which is the most ambitious since the major Haussmannian works, we are proud to participate in the interior design of the trains with the supply of deck roof glasses.
We passed our ISO 9001-V2015 renewal audit at the end of September.
No discrepancies were noted, confirming the robustness of our system.
We also renewed our R-43 certification.
Standard 43-R allows the supply of glazing for rolling stock (buses, coaches, cars, tractors, construction machines, etc.).
We would like to thank all our teams for their daily involvement in meeting the requirements of these standards.
Nicolas, our alternate “purchaser” last year has permanently integrated our team.
Sylviane and Nicolas are in charge of purchasing and supplying the raw materials and components necessary for our production.
A motivated team, always looking for more efficiency.
The edge finish of a glass is important, depending on whether the edges are visible or not or according to certain technical or cosmetic constraints.
The purpose of this newsletter is to let you know about all the edge shaping possibilities for glass intended for industrial applications.
On the new generation train currently deployed on lines D and E of the Ile-de-France RER, the passenger information systems are equipped with high-resistance “Verre Industrie” glass. In the driving cabin, the protection of the on-board instrument screens is ensured by our LSVID anti-glare glass, which has become an essential standard in the railway world thanks to its optical qualities.
Since the Nuit blanche de Paris 2020,
Jeff Koons’ creation “Bouquet of Tulips” is enhanced by custom made lighting boxes created by the Metallerie Philippe Augat and equipped with a very high resistance chemically strengthened laminated glass supplied by Verre Industrie.
Verre Industrie has been delivering the first series glasses for the passenger information system for new M7 trains running in Belgium.
A new success for the antiglare LSVID glass, which became the reference protection glass for information displays in transports (bus, train, tram, bus stop, railway station…).
Chemical strengthening enables to reinforce thin glass, to obtain very strong performance and incomparable mechanical strength.
Our chemical strengthening furnace, in service since the end of 2019, can harden parts up to 2200 x 1300mm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrjE0iwSKPw
Verre Industrie has developed an exclusive know-how for the machining of thin glass (>0.55mm) in large size (<3m2).
