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Installing sight glass and port windows in your pressurized equipment and systems allows your employees to make adjustments when needed, which creates a safer and more productive work environment.

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Glass walls are a great way to add elegance or privacy to any given space. They are typically installed in places of business, sports arenas, hospitals, and more.

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CAD and custom digitizing allows technicians to digitally create projects, which leads to a more efficient construction plan. With this process, we can digitally create what you need simply based off a drawing you provide.

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When you are designing a new bathroom, the look of the shower is crucial. By choosing a reputable glass company for your needs, you have access to a variety of glass and shower types, as well as various hardware options.

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Believe it or not, glass can be used for more than just windows for a home. That's right! There's a long list of uses for glass in ways that you may have not thought possible. One of the ways glass can be used in a home is through glass furniture, which is why we're going to elaborate on how glass furniture can improve the look of your living quarters.

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Tempered glass is a specific type of glass that is often used in applications that require an element of safety should the glass break. This glass looks just like everyday glass, but goes through a very specialized manufacturing process to render it safe. Below, we will take a closer look at tempered glass and how it is used.

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There are many glass fabrication terms that are used in the manufacturing and finishing process. These terms can be confusing and difficult to distinguish. More so, it can be hard to determine when a particular finish might be beneficial to an application. Below, let's look at each term in more detail.

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When sizing glass table tops to bases, it's important to keep the elements proportionate to one another for reasons of safety, visual balance, and overall aesthetics. Below, we go over some of the most important elements to consider when customizing your glass tabletop.

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The cutter is connected to a high-pressure water pump where the water is then ejected out of the nozzle, cutting through the glass with a stream of high-speed water. Additives in the form of suspended grit or other abrasives, such as garnet and aluminum oxide, assist in this process.

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A flat polished edge is commonly applied to mirrors that will displayed without using a frame. This polish gives the mirror a beautiful professional finish and eliminates the possibility of cutting your hands when touching the edges.

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