Pressed glass are products made by mechanically pressing molten glass into a mould using a die. Both the mould and the die can be engraved to give the products a unique look. This technology enables us to make:

• Glasses
• Glass mugs
• Vases
• Candle holders
• Plant pots
• Decorative glass

Technology that enables the production of thin-walled products. First, an initial shape is formed using a die to ensure even distribution of the glass. The glass is then blown to its final shape under high pressure.

The individual sections of the IS machine form the molten glass in a series of independent sections. The technology offers great versatility, enabling products of different shapes and sizes to be produced with high precision and efficiency. This is how we create:

• Bottles
• Jars
• Pitchers
• Vases
• Carafes

In the spinning technology, glass is formed by dynamically rotating the mould at speeds of up to 1,500rpm. It is used for manufacturing:

• Bowls
• Plates
• Flower pots
• Vases

A thin metallic layer is applied to the glass to create a reflective finish. Metallisation adds sparkle and sophistication to vases, candle holders and other glass forms.

A thin layer of glossy film is applied to the glass. Selected articles can be decorated with patterns, lettering or other graphic elements.

The automated screen-printing technique enables intricate patterns and vivid details to be transferred to glass surfaces with exceptional accuracy.

In our state-of-the-art laboratory, we use paints from renowned manufacturers to guarantee the durability and resistance of the decorated products. Experienced employees compose colours at the request of customers based on standardised templates.

We paint the glass on both the outside and the inside. This is the most popular method of decoration and allows personalisation of the product. Painting perfectly combines with other decoration methods such as metallization or screen printing.