Glass basics cover visible transmittance, reflectance, solar properties, U‑value, shading coefficient, and thermal stress. Specialty glasses like heat‑reflective, one‑way, and electromagnetic shielding serve unique roles. Proper processing turns them into efficient, safe, and beautiful windows, doors, and curtain walls.

China’s glass industry faces a deep freeze: prices below cost, 80% of producers loss-making, demand collapse and overcapacity. Vicious price wars erode quality. Survival requires differentiation, smart manufacturing and industry self‑discipline. Deway Machinery exemplifies this by producing high‑end glass processing equipment, proving quality and technology can beat price cuts. Recovery may come by late 2026.

From edging and drilling to washing and tempering, glass processing machinery has evolved rapidly to meet higher quality and efficiency demands. Modern equipment delivers precision, speed, and flexibility, supporting applications from architectural glass to home appliances and automotive components.

Deway celebrated its reopening on February 25, 2026, with a traditional red envelope ceremony. Chairman Mr. Luo delivered a New Year speech, wishing success at the upcoming Shanghai Glass Exhibition. Employees received red packets and posed for a group photo.

By 2030, the glass machinery sector will undergo a fundamental shift. Driven by digitalization and sustainability, intelligent systems and green production methods will transform factories into agile, self-optimizing hubs, reshaping global manufacturing value chains.