Sandblasting
Sandblasting is a process in which fine sand or other abrasive materials are sprayed onto the surface of the glass. This process allows for the creation of various surface patterns, textures, and designs on glass surfaces.
Information about individual technologies
Learn about the advanced techniques we use to craft and enhance our glass products. Each technology represents a unique step in the process of transforming raw materials into exquisite works of art, combining precision, tradition, and innovation.
Water Jet Cutting
Water jet cutting is a technique where a high-pressure water jet is sprayed onto the surface of the glass. This process allows for the creation of precise cuts and patterns on the glass.
Grinding
Grinding is a technique used to modify and perfect the surface of glass. Special grinding tools and abrasive materials are used to achieve a certain shape, smoothness, and shine on glass objects.
Squeezing
In the world of glassmaking, squeezing refers to the methodology of shaping and modelling small glass mouldings according to desired shapes and curves. The term originated from a process in which a heated glass rod is squeezed into a mould using a hand tool called glass tongs.
Hydroglaze Staining
In hydroglazing, a special paint is sprayed onto the surface of the glass, which colours the glass and creates different patterns and effects. This process can create a wide range of colour variations and designs on glass surfaces.
Gluing
Gluing is a technique of joining glass parts using special glues. These adhesives can be transparent, which makes it possible to create a solid bond without visible transitions between the glass parts being joined.
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