CNC Glass Fabrication Machine

The CNC glass fabrication machine is computer-controlled, therefore able to cut, shape, and finish glass in a manner that produces high-precision accuracy for the glass fabrication industry. The term “CNC” means “Computer Numerical Control”; this is otherwise referred to as control of the machine’s operation by pre-programmed software that shall carry out the accurate automated movement.

Key Features and Functions

High-precision cutting: Such is the accuracy that a CNC glass machine is able to cut different shapes and sizes, reduce wastage, and give consistency in multiple pieces.
Edge Finishing: These machines can be used to grind and polish edges, thereby able to produce smooth polished edges, considered important in some glass products—more so in tabletop glasses and architectural glasses.
Complex Shapes: By using CNC technology, very complicated shapes and intricate designs can be made, which are impossible to make if done manually.

Drilling and Milling: It can drill holes in the glass and mill complex patterns or engravings onto its surface, which could be useful in custom designs, fittings, and integration with hardware.
Repeatability: A design, once programmed in the machine, can be repeated with accuracy; this is very useful in mass production of homogeneous quality glass components.