Glass

Glass is a mixture of fumed silica and silicates of different metals. It is a non-crystalline (amorphous) material, with high mechanical resistance and hardness and a low expansion coefficient.
At high temperatures, it behaves as subcooled, high viscosity liquids. Its melting point is not defined. By heating, it gradually melts; this allows glass to be processed by blowing, pressing, casting, rolling. Glass is generally obtained in special ovens, melting a mixture of quartz sand, limestone, sodium (or potassium) carbonate and auxiliary materials.
The physical properties of glass are determined by its composition.

The glass that we process is extra-float and 12 mm thick.