Home Appliance Glass

A: Providing a 2D drawing (PDF/DWG/DXF) or 3D file (STEP) with dimensions, nominal thickness, edge profiles, hole/cutout positions, screen printing artwork, application operating conditions, and estimated order quantities allows us to evaluate DFM feasibility and issue a formal quote within 24 working hours.

A: Yes. We use multi-axis CNC drilling, water-jet cutting, and automated edging equipment to manufacture complex handle holes, touch-panel keyholes, corner notches, and custom edge profiles (flat polished, pencil, C-edge, or beveled) with tight dimensional tolerances within ±0.2mm.

A: For high-temperature or high-moisture applications, we use ceramic frit inks that fuse directly into the glass surface during the tempering process (600°C+ baking). This creates a scratch-resistant, vapor-proof, and detergent-resistant print that will not peel, fade, or discolor over the product's lifespan.

A: Our appliance glass products are manufactured under ISO 9001 quality control systems and comply with EN 12150 (CE) safety glass fragmentation standards, as well as RoHS and REACH environmental material directives required for European and North American export markets.

A: Yes. Sample verification is standard practice for all custom OEM/ODM projects. We provide fully processed pre-production samples—including custom dimensions, CNC holes, and printed graphics—for customer assembly testing and engineering approval prior to full-scale volume production.

A: Export glass shipments are protected using custom-engineered heavy-duty wooden crates, foam/cork corner protectors, interlining paper or protective film between sheets, and vacuum-sealed moisture barriers designed to endure long-distance ocean shipping, container handling, and automated warehouse unloading.