Glass bending - Import export

Dimensions range - Minimal - 500 x 200, Maximal - 2800 x 5800, 4300 x 2800. Thickness range - 4 - 15, Notes - Glass for bending has to be subjected to edge treatment. Thickness of glass - 4 - 15, Minimal bend radius - R 800, Tolerance of arc length - +0/- 3 mm.

Dimensions range - Minimal - 350 x 100, Maximal - 1000 x 2400, Thickness range - 4 - 12, Notes - Glass for bending has to be subjected to edge treatment. Thickness of glass - 4, 5, 6, Minimal bend radius - R 450, Tolerance of arc length - +0/-0,5 mm. Thickness of glass - 8, 10, Minimal bend radius - R 650, Tolerance of arc length - +0/-1 mm. Thickness of glass - 12, Minimal bend radius - R 800, Tolerance of arc length - +0/-2 mm.

Maximal - 2000 x 4200, 4300 x 2800, 2800 x 5800. Description - with toughened glass (ESG) end laminated glass (VSG), with toughened glass (ESG) end laminated glass (VSG), with Touhened glass (ESG). Minimal radius (R) - Rmin – 800 mm (6-8 mm glass ), Rmin – 1000 mm (10-12 mm glass ) Rmin – 2000 mm (15-19 mm glass), Rmin – 1000 mm (6-8 mm glass ) Rmin – 1500 mm (10-12 mm glass).

Glass type - EI30, EI60, EI90, EI120. Max. tested dimensions range - 4200 – 2200 mm. Notes - *Fire-resistant Glass may be bended.

Glass type - EW30, EI30, EI60, EI90, EI120. Max. tested dimensions range - 4200 – 2200 mm, Notes - IGUs may incorporated various types of coating e.g. LowE . They give additional functions in the form of thermal Insulation (factor U), solar protection (factor g), give a specific color of glass and reflective. Fire-resistant Glass Units may be bended.

Dimensions range - Minimal - 100x100, Maximal - 6000 x 2700, Max. weight kg - up to 500, Notes - Glass intended for bending must be a subject of edge treatment. Sufficient treatment is blunting. Glass lamination is putting together two or more sheets of float glass and intermediate layers of PVB or EVA film. The film may be clear, milky or colored. Lamination ensures more safety when it comes to glass breakage glass pieces remain attached to the surface of the film. The most common use of laminated glass doors, shop windows, partitions, glass graphics, stairs, floors, railings and many more.