Glass edges processing is an integral part of its manufacture. It
ensures safety, durability and beautiful appearance of glass and glass
products. There are several ways to process the glass edge, depending on its
purpose.
Standard edge-work is included in the price of any glass processed. It
is the simplest processing that is done by default. Sharp and dangerous edges
may form during glass cutting. Moreover, the raw edges can cause cracks in the
glass. Standard edge processing protects against these problems and provides a
neat appearance.
To make the product look beautiful and special, you can choose a more
original way of edge-work. The most common types of flange include a straight
edge and a "euro edge" when millimeter bevels are taken at an angle
of 45 degrees. Additional changes in the machining angle up to 90 degrees make
it possible to obtain other types of edges.
Other types of glass edges:
• Pencil Edge - a rounded glass edge.
• Bevel Edge - the edges of the glass are cut at an angle from 3 to 45
degrees. This type adds a sense of depth.
• Flat Edge - a flat edge with chamfers. It assumes the possibility of
changing the processing angle.
Any glass edge can be glossy or matte depending on your preferences.
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