At XX, we have built strong capability in precision glass edging and polishing, handling everything from safety arrising to polished decorative edges. With automatic edging, beveling, and polishing equipment, we support stable production of flat, pencil, bevel, mitre, and chamfer edges for custom glass components.
We provide complete glass edging and polishing services — flat ground, flat polished, pencil, bevel, mitre, and chamfer finishes — across the full 1.6–19 mm thickness range. Edge work is both a safety requirement and a finishing decision: a properly worked edge removes the sharp arris that injures handlers and seeds cracks, while a polished or shaped edge gives exposed glass its finished appearance.
Each edge profile answers a different requirement, and we produce the full range used in architecture, furniture, and appliance glass:
Surface finishing is a separate capability from edge work. Flat lapping and polishing bring glass faces to optical-grade finishes for components from roughly 3 mm to 300 mm, including re-polishing of scratched or damaged surfaces and finishing of customer-supplied substrates. Coarser ground and diffused finishes are produced where a matte rather than transparent surface is required.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Edge types | Seamed, flat ground, flat polished, pencil, bevel, mitre, chamfer |
| Thickness range | 1.6 – 19 mm |
| Bevel angle | up to ~60°, uniform along the run |
| Surface finish (faces) | Ground / diffused through to optical polish |
| Component size (face polishing) | ≈3 – 300 mm |
| Customer substrates | Accepted for edge and face finishing |
Specify edge type, glass type, thickness, and whether the edge is exposed or framed, and we will recommend the correct finish grade.