At present, we manufacture a wide range of car windows as well as agricultural tractors and construction machines that reach the spare parts market. In the group of these products, we distinguish two types of glass.
Tempered glass, are used in passenger cars, buses and trucks – side and rear glazing and in slow-moving vehicles (agricultural tractors and construction machines) also as windscreens.

These are mounted into cookers (stand-alone and under development). In this group there are:
Internal and external glass for ovens and covers and drawers.
For the production of such glass panes, different types of glass are used (clear, extra white, in-mass colour coated, for example: gray, mirror, etc.) mainly within the thicknesses of 4-5mm. They are in 90% (internal glass) panes enriched with a special coating that effectively minimizes the emission of heat outside, so that the oven door is “friendly” to the user, by eliminating the risk of burns.
On the exterior panes the graphic pattern is usually applied by means of screen printing.
Glass control panels for the burners or heating plates.
The glass is characterized by its narrow shape and a large number of holes and graphic layers.
In combination with glass ovens, to produce sets special mirrored glass is frequently used, the use of which performs an additional decorative function.

These are mainly rectangular panes, but also with the corners rounded radius (e.g. bathtub glazing) with different thicknesses (3 – 8mm). They are also made of different types of material – float, ornament, in-mass dyed.
The products within this group are divided into flat and curved glass.
Flat glass They are mostly used in the thickness 3-4 mm and mounted in standard
models of shower cubicles.
Bent glass panes are the filling of the more upscale product with a thickness between 6 and 8 mm.
Three types of bending are usually used- cylindrical, and in the shape of letters “J “I” V “.

These are mainly rectangular window panes, but also irregular (furniture) of various thicknesses (3 – 8mm). They are made from different types of material. Therefore, the distinction can be made between those panes of float glass, typically painted and glass made ornamental glass.
Painted float glass , usually it is covered in full or in part (including patterns) with a transparent layer, which largely transmits light and creates the impression of sanding.
The second group –patterned glassit is not painted, its specificity lies in the pattern (texture) formed on the glass surface still at the stage of raw material production.