Processing or Faceting?

Processing the edge of the glass in the manufacture of products is necessary to reduce the likelihood of chips and cracks, relieve residual stress, make products safe and attractive in appearance. This important technological procedure is carried out on specialized equipment by highly qualified specialists.

Types of glass edge processing: grinding, polishing, facet processing (10, 20, 30, 40 mm).

 Facet
Facet
 Glass grinding is performed after cutting the glass into the necessary blanks. Without grinding, the edge of the glass has sharp edges that can be harmful to human health, in other words, one can well cut oneself with such an unprocessed glass edge. Using special equipment, glass grinding removes bumps, sharp edges, leaving the surface opaque, rough and most importantly safe.

Edge polishing is the final production process, treatment the glass edge to a transparent state and perfectly smooth surface. The main objective of this type of processing is to achieve a good aesthetic perception of the appearance of the finished product. The transparent end of the product is made in the form of a trapezoid.

Facet on Glass
Facet on Glass
Facet processing is the processing of the edge of the glass by cutting at an angle along the front side and then polishing this section. Facet processing creates a play of light on the edges of the mirror and glass - it looks very impressive, elegant, and adorns even the most simple and small product.

A panel of mirror tiles processed with facet gives the room a special chic. It is a very popular type of interior decor now.

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