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Processed Glass Product List and Ranking from 6 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

Last Updated: Aggregation Period:Aug 13, 2025~Sep 09, 2025
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Processed Glass Manufacturer, Suppliers and Company Rankings

Last Updated: Aggregation Period:Aug 13, 2025~Sep 09, 2025
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  1. 東京特殊硝子 Gunma//Glass and clay products
  2. テクニスコ Tokyo//others
  3. 大阪硝子工業 Osaka//others
  4. クライミング Fukuoka//Glass and clay products
  5. アートグラス Gifu//Glass and clay products

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Last Updated: Aggregation Period:Aug 13, 2025~Sep 09, 2025
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  1. Free giveaway! Can't ask now! How to make industrial glass! [Film Formation Technology Edition] 東京特殊硝子
  2. Art Glass Co., Ltd. Company Profile アートグラス
  3. [Production Example] Special Processing Technology for Non-Alkali Glass (Size Reduction) 東京特殊硝子
  4. "Zaguri bottom surface transparent processing" *Materials provided* テクニスコ
  5. 4 Teflon-coated glass 大阪硝子工業

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Art Glass Co., Ltd. Company Profile

All basic glass processing is possible! Creating a new culture and actively serving society.

Art Glass Co., Ltd. is a glass manufacturer engaged in the processing and sales of glass products as well as resin products. Established in 1973 as part of the Hayashi Group's pursuit of high added value, the company focuses on the future demand for processing special glass such as interior glass, lighting glass, and bent glass. We handle glass works for hotels, wedding venues, regional development projects, and industrial glass including furniture, providing unique high-tech products. 【Processing and Production (Partial)】 ■ Bent glass (for architecture, lighting, interior furniture, tables, tableware) ■ Fusing (welding) ■ Special glass for furniture ■ Laminated glass with film ■ Table glass *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Glassware and containers
  • Contract manufacturing
  • Glass

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[Production Example] Special Processing Technology for Non-Alkali Glass (Size Reduction)

Size down from 750×850 to 400×550! The pattern position measurement is being taken with an image measurement machine.

This is an introduction to a case study of special processing technology for non-alkali glass (size reduction). When processing mask substrates that are patterned with high precision and accuracy, the challenge was to cut them without damaging the appearance and to finish the pattern position as required. To address this, we applied masking, performed cutting, and used a machining center equipped with a camera for positioning and shaping. Furthermore, we ensured that the external dimensions met the requirements, and by measuring the pattern position with an image measurement machine, we were able to satisfy our customers, leading to repeat orders. [Case Overview] ■ Request: To reduce the size of a patterned mask substrate to a smaller dimension ■ Product Specifications: Etched position requires an accuracy of ±0.05 Appearance (scratches, etc.) must have a defect rate of "0" under high-brightness lamps ■ Material: Non-alkali glass ■ Size: Reduced from 750×850 to 400×550 ■ Product Details: Request for size change of the existing product's glass (position and appearance are important) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Processing Contract
  • Glass

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"Zaguri bottom surface transparent processing" *Materials provided*

For bio-medical glass products. High transparency allows for clear observation. Exhibition participation.

Our company is engaged in the development and manufacturing of products using composite processing technology that combines techniques such as cutting, grinding, polishing, metallizing, and bonding. Among these, the "Undercut Bottom Transparent Processing" can finish the undercut bottom surfaces of glass materials such as Pyrex, Tempax, and quartz to a mirror-like state. The improvement in transparency allows for clearer observation from the outside, making it useful in fields such as bio and medical applications. 【Features】 ■ Metallization on side walls prevents light interference and absorption ■ Hole diameter, hole shape, and undercut depth can be freely set ■ Compatible with wafers up to φ200mm ■ Glass thickness can be set from 0.1 to 0.15mm to match the focal length of liquid immersion lenses *We are currently offering materials introducing our microfabrication technology! You can view more details from the 【PDF Download】. ★ We will be exhibiting at "CEATEC JAPAN 2018" ★

  • Processing Contract
  • Other processing machines

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Teflon-coated glass

Processed glass with shatterproof features! It is widely used in lighting glass.

Our company handles "Teflon-coated glass." By spraying a fluororesin coating onto the glass surface and heat-treating it at approximately 400°C, we can add light diffusion and shatterproof functions. Please note that the glass with Teflon coating will appear milky white. 【Features】 ■ Adds shatterproof and light diffusion functions ■ The processed glass is milky white *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Glass

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[Free Sample Available!] Anti-Fingerprint Glass

[Free Sample Available] Ideal for touch panels and glass that is frequently touched by people!

Osaka Glass Industry's fingerprint-resistant glass is made by uniformly spraying an oleophobic coating on the glass surface and then firing it. The surface of the coating is highly transparent due to heat curing. The coating has a hardness of 9H or higher on the pencil hardness scale, and the thickness is less than 0.1 μm. *We are currently offering free samples to companies that inquire! Try our specially processed glass that does not leave fingerprints! 【Features】 ■ Excellent productivity allows for cost reduction! ■ If the glass surface is frequently touched, there will be no need to constantly wipe off fingerprints and dirt! *For more details, please contact us or download our catalog to view.

  • Glass

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Frosted Glass Installation Examples: Public Facilities

You can create a stylish and unique space! We bring in light and deliver warmth.

We would like to introduce the "Frosted Glass Installation Examples" from Climbing Co., Ltd., which manufactures industrial glass products and processes and sells plate glass. We used frosted glass that has been chemically treated on one side of the transparent glass, creating fine and smooth textures. This adds a unique touch to the windows and partitions of buildings, bringing warmth to functional spaces. 【Installation Examples】 ■ Public Facility (Former Hōnami Town Hall, Fukuoka Prefecture) ■ Installation Locations: Windows, partition walls, handrails ■ Design: Daffodil *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Glass processing: Sandblasting/Silica tape

Introducing a process that diffuses light softly and evenly while obstructing the field of vision! This involves spraying with corundum to make it opaque.

"Sandblasting" refers to the process of spraying abrasive material onto the surface of clear glass to create an opaque frosted glass finish. [Features of Sandblasting] - A process that creates frosted glass by spraying abrasive material onto the surface of the glass. - It obscures visibility while softly and evenly diffusing light. - It is also possible to perform partial sandblasting, known as "design blast." "Silica Tape" refers to the process of spraying a protective coating onto glass that has undergone sandblasting to prevent dirt accumulation. [Features of Silica Tape] - Glass that has been coated with a transparent coating agent after sandblasting. - The powdery texture of the sandblasted surface is eliminated, resulting in a slightly glossy, translucent glass. - It diffuses light softly and moderately obscures visibility. - Similar to sandblasting, it is possible to create partial silica tape, known as "design silica tape." - Due to the coating treatment, it also has excellent dirt-repellent properties.

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  • Processing Contract

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Unknown Industrial Glass: Part 1

Coatings tailored for specific uses! Introducing industrial glass that is not widely known.

Introducing an unknown industrial glass, Part 1. The "UV/IR cut filter" is an industrial glass coated to prevent the transmission of ultraviolet and infrared light according to its application. It is used in devices such as liquid crystal projectors and CCD cameras. Additionally, we offer coatings like "AR Coat" that reduce surface reflection of glass, and "AF Coat" that prevents dirt, fogging, and fingerprint adhesion. If you are interested, please visit our company website. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Glass
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Free giveaway! Can't ask now! How to make industrial glass! [Film Formation Technology Edition]

The third installment of basic information! What is film formation in the first place? What are the methods of film formation? This is an introductory document that answers questions you may be hesitant to ask! [With technical explanation]

Our company, which manufactures industrial glass from material procurement to finished products, is offering a free booklet titled "What You Can't Ask Now! How Industrial Glass is Made! Film Formation Technology Edition," which condenses explanations and knowledge about glass. "Film formation... I know it involves creating a very thin film, but I can't explain it..." "I didn't know there are two types of film formation methods..." This introductory material is designed to help you learn about film formation technology that you might hesitate to ask about now. Additionally, we also introduce topics such as "Detailed Information on PVD Film Formation Methods" and "Numerical Analysis of AR Coat Reflectivity." This content is essential for beginners, new employees, and veterans alike. Please make use of it! [Content Highlights (Excerpt)] ■ What is film formation, to begin with? ■ What are the methods of film formation (dry and wet)? ■ About PVD film formation methods ■ What effects can be achieved through different film formation methods? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Glass
  • Vehicle body parts
  • mirror

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