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Customization is no longer a “nice-to-have” in glass fabrication. With the global flat glass market estimated at USD 311.44 billion in 2024 and projected to reach USD 404.76 billion by 2030, manufacturers are being pushed to deliver more variants, tighter tolerances, and faster changeovers across architectural, automotive, and energy-related supply chains. In practical terms, that means your equipment needs to match your product mix, not the other way around.
At ADDTECH, customization is built into how we design and deliver high-precision glass processing equipment. We were founded in 2007 and focus on stable, easy-to-maintain machinery, with EU CE certification and recognition as a national high-tech company. Our product coverage includes straight-line edging, beveling, washing, drilling, laminating, shaped processing, and full edging lines, allowing you to configure a process route that fits your factory’s real constraints.
A customized glass processing machine is not just a size adjustment. In industrial production, customization usually falls into three layers:
Production targets Your required output, scrap ceiling, surface-quality level, and shift pattern determine the right combination of motors, control logic, feeding method, and automation level.
Product and process requirements Glass thickness range, edge geometry, and whether you must complete rough grinding, fine grinding, chamfering, and polishing in one pass will directly influence tooling layout, power configuration, and speed control.
Line integration Modern plants rarely run a single machine in isolation. In many cases, value comes from integrating edging, washing, drilling, and transfer modules into a stable flow that reduces handling damage and stabilizes takt time.
Below are the most common customization items we deliver in real projects, especially for factories running multiple SKUs or serving OEM/ODM orders.
You can configure processing speed based on glass thickness and target edge finish. On ADDTECH edging solutions, speed control can be tuned to different thickness ranges through adjustable regulation so you keep consistency without over-grinding or overheating.
Edge results are defined by wheel selection, wheel sequence, and motor layout. Your target may be a straight edge, a beveled edge, a 45-degree edge, pencil edge, or special shapes. ADDTECH’s product range is organized around these processing needs so you can build the correct wheel path and head configuration for your catalog.
Customization often means connecting the edging step to upstream and downstream stations. ADDTECH explicitly supports tailoring an edging machine by adjusting speed, changing edge profile, and integrating with other equipment to match your production needs.
Factories differ in operator skill levels, inspection methods, and shift handover routines. A well-designed control workflow reduces training time and lowers the chance of setup errors that cause edge chipping or inconsistent gloss.
Downtime cost is usually higher than the cost of spare parts. Routine maintenance items should be designed around your plant realities, including cleaning access, lubrication points, consumable change steps, and electrical inspection routines. ADDTECH provides guidance on maintenance routines and troubleshooting support as part of delivery.
Use this checklist internally before you request a machine configuration. It helps avoid under-spec and over-spec, and speeds up technical alignment.
| Customization item | What you define | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Glass range | Thickness range, min and max panel size | Drives motor layout, guides, handling stability |
| Edge result | Straight, bevel, pencil, 45-degree, special shapes | Determines wheel type, sequence, head design |
| Output target | Panels per shift, changeover frequency | Impacts speed control strategy and automation level |
| Integration | Standalone or line-connected | Reduces handling damage and stabilizes takt time |
| Quality control | Visual standard, rework threshold | Helps select finishing stages and inspection points |
| Utilities | Power, air, water, space constraints | Prevents installation delays and hidden retrofit costs |
A complete product spectrum for real process routes From edging and beveling to drilling, washing, laminating, and shaped processing, ADDTECH supports end-to-end glass fabrication building blocks.
Customization is explicitly supported, not improvised For edging machines, customization can include speed adjustments, edge profile changes, and integration with other equipment so the solution matches your factory instead of forcing you into fixed workflows.
Proven capability and global delivery experience ADDTECH states its equipment is exported to over 60 countries and regions, reflecting broad adaptation to different standards and operating habits.
Compliance and manufacturer credibility Founded in 2007, recognized as a national high-tech company, and holding EU CE certification, ADDTECH is positioned to support projects where documentation, consistency, and long-term service matter.
Yes, glass processing machines can be customized, and in many factories they should be. The right customization aligns the machine with your glass range, edge standard, output goals, and line integration plan, so you protect quality while improving throughput and reducing avoidable downtime.
If your next project requires a configuration that fits mixed production, stable edge finish, and scalable line expansion, ADDTECH can act as your solution provider for commercial-grade equipment and wholesale supply, with customization designed into the delivery process.
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