Our range of grey glass is expanding with the launch of a deep-grey glass.
With a transmission of 10% in a thickness of 4 mm, it can be used in electronics to limit the brightness of certain LEDs, in laser applications and also for decorative purposes.
Technical data sheet available on request.
Having joined Verre Industrie in 2010 as a CNC operator, his professionalism and skills have allowed him to progress to the position of CNC Team Leader.
Attentive to others and always ready to listen, he ensures the smooth running of his sector while supporting his team.
Volunteer and always ready to help, he constantly seeks suitable solutions. His professionalism and commitment are a real added value for the company.
Marne et Brie Industries is strengthening its commitment by welcoming Stéphane Croquet as an ambassador for the “Territoires d’Industrie” program on behalf of the Paris – Vallée de la Marne inter-municipal authority.
He will contribute to the promotion and development of the program by supporting businesses, facilitating partnerships, and promoting initiatives to promote innovation, employment, and the ecological transition.
With this appointment, Marne et Brie Industries confirms its ambition to boost local industry.
MCM is acquiring a new vacuum processing facility, which will be specifically dedicated to dichroic processing.
This new machine modernizes the company’s existing equipment.
This more versatile equipment will also provide greater flexibility.
Verre Industrie has begun supplying the first glass units for the headlight lenses of the future Marseille tram system, built by the Spanish company CAF.
This unit consists of four 3D-bent, chemically strengthened glass units, as well as a flat, tempered glass unit.
The combination of bending and chemical strengthening has been a resounding success in the development of new headlight lenses for trams and soft mobility vehicles.
This is the result of several years of collaboration.
Thank you to Oxa, our Madrid-based partner, for their in-depth work on the Spanish rail market.
Technical lighting requires ever-higher optical and mechanical performance.
Verre Industrie offers a wide range of solutions for different topics:
– anti-UV glass
– glass with maximum UV transmission
– visible and infrared anti-reflective glass
– glass for maximum infrared transmission (borofloat® and quartz/silica)
– color conversion filters
– moulded soda-lime or borosilicate glass
– customized mechanical reinforcement
– etc.
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In order to replace old equipment, we have just acquired a new chemical strengthening oven with a maximum capacity of 700 x 450 mm.
More energy efficient and more reliable, it brings us more flexibility in the production of our chemically tempered or custom tempered glass.
It completes our large installation (2200 x 1300 mm) and thus allows us to process a wide variety of parts simultaneously.
This window protects the bus driver from physical attacks and potential contamination.
Verre Industrie supplies this glass mainly in its anti-reflective version, which offers additional comfort to drivers: excellent light transmission and absence of reflection.
Founder of the MCM company in 2012, Alain is an optical engineer specializing in the deposition of thin layers.
Its expertise is recognized by all in the field of optical coating.
Passionate about innovation, he is constantly looking for efficient and adapted technical solutions. Driven by a deep sense of service, he does everything possible to meet the needs of his customers, making their satisfaction an absolute priority.
In 2023 the rapprochement between MCM and Verre Industrie was largely favored by a great human encounter and a common vision between the managers.
“Glass is essential to many vital technologies, facilitates the transition to a more sustainable world and beautifies our lives” (UN 2022 – Year of Glass).
It is a mineral product, environmentally friendly and infinitely recyclable.
It does not yellow or warp.
Its thermal, scratch and fire resistance properties are far superior to those of plastic.
Its luxurious and noble character is inspiring for both industrial products and works of art.
