We cut, edge, temper, laminate and insulate glass in our own plant. That lets us control lead time and quality on our own facade work, and supply third parties.
From raw sheet to installed pane. The whole process happens under one roof in Santa Catarina, apart from supplying the base sheet.
We process glass in our own furnace to produce tempered safety glass, with the mechanical strength and fracture pattern the standard requires.
Two or more sheets bonded by a PVB interlayer. When it breaks the fragments stay bonded and the pane remains a barrier, which is precisely what tempered glass alone does not do.
Double or triple glazed units with an air or gas cavity, a desiccant spacer and a dual perimeter seal. The cavity is the insulator — the glass itself contributes little.
Frameless enclosures, fixed screens and sliding panels in tempered glass, with stainless steel hardware and dimensions taken on site.
Fixed panels, partitions and ground-floor facades in tempered or insulated glass, with minimal framing or point-fixed hardware.
Frameless doors on floor pivots, for entrances, lobbies and offices. The glass is machined and drilled before tempering, so the schedule has to be final before fabrication.
Made-to-measure mirrors, back-painted glass and bespoke cuts for interiors, cut and edged in the same plant.
Glass goes through cutting, edging, machining and tempering, then on to laminating or insulating depending on what the project asks for. Holding the full process avoids transfers between workshops, which is where the schedule slips and where the material breaks.
Converts annealed glass into tempered safety glass with a uniform finish.
Precision cutting across glass thicknesses and shapes.
Leaves a polished, square edge before tempering.
Assembly of double-glazed units with controlled perimeter sealing.
Send us the schedule of pieces with dimensions and thickness, or the drawings, and we will come back with a quote.
