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| Glass bottles could once again roll off the production lines at Glenshaw Glass Co. in Shaler. Negotiations continued into the early evening Monday to sell the closed company, which yesterday was only weeks away from having its glass-making equipment auctioned to the highest bidder.
| Asahi Glass of Japan won a $25.1 million jury verdict against Eden Prairie-based Cardinal Glass Industries in a patent-infringement suit over window coatings that keep summer heat from entering homes.
| GMH plans to source windscreens and back car windows from a French company in Thailand once the Pilkington contract expires.
| Anchor Glass Container Corp. may be in crisis, but the Tampa bottlemaker recently extinguished a financial fire at its largest manufacturing plant.
| Glassmaker Pilkington reassured its shareholders today that it has started the year well despite some difficult background conditions.
| Two novel new machines from partners CADRAM and R&R Sondermaschinen are providing the first automated solutions for applying decoration to window glass, using either lead or bevel-effect 3M Accentrim tape.
| Windshield Experts, a pioneer in car glass repair and replacement in the country, on Tuesday announced its national tie-up with Cholamandalam MS General Insurance for automotive glass claims.
| Bekaert has leveraged its position as an expert in rotatable magnetron technology and rotatable sputter targets to launch a new generation of rotatable Sn sputter targets.
| Owens Illinois Inc. will close a plant that makes plastic bottles for the health care industry, putting as many as 65 people out of work.
| Researched by Industrialinfo.com (Industrial Information Resources, Houston, Texas). Cardinal Glass Industries Incorporated is proceeding with two new Western U.S. construction projects as it seeks to expand its glass manufacturing capacity.
| At the NAHB Green Building Conference at Atlanta, Owens Corning today announced that its line of fiber glass insulation products has been certified to contain an average of 35 percent recycled content by leading third-party certifier Scientific Certification Systems (SCS), an increase of 5 percent over its prior certification -- making Owens Corning's certification level the highest in North America. SCS approved the certification of Owens Corning's signature PINK fiber glass insulation, as well as the company's commercial fiber glass products, only after a rigorous four-step process that included a comprehensive audit of the company's claims, including visits to manufacturing facilities to see the process and interview plant personnel.
| Well-known American abstract artist Alan Held's designs for laminated art glass windows for the Orlando federal courthouse annex and expansion are on loan to the Orlando Museum of Art through April 3.
| Peeking through the windows was encouraged Friday. Well, it was if you took a tour of the new Simonton Windows manufacturing plant on East Monte Vista Avenue.
| Imagine roofs and walls of buildings generating electricity. Is this amazing? No, this is a reality. Solar glass as a new building material is now available in India.
| Turkish glass manufacturer Trakya Cam Sanayi will build a $120 mln (92.1 mln euro) float glass factory in Turkey, the company said on February 3, 2005.
| Analyst Angela Levy of JP Morgan initiates coverage of Anchor Glass Container (AEV.ETR) with an "underweight" rating.In a research note published this morning, the analyst mentions that the company's fundamentals and cash flow growth potential are weaker than those of its peers.
| Diamon-Fusion International, Inc. (DFI), global developer and exclusive supplier of the Diamon-Fusion® patented nanotechnology, reached a license agreement with Baltijas Mobilas Elektronikas Centrs Ltd. (B-MEC) to distribute DFIs nanocoating in LATVIA (Europe), the fastest-growing economy of the Baltic States.
| Workers at 109-year-old Glenshaw Glass Co. in Shaler on Monday held out faint hope that a buyer could still be found to keep the plant operating -- even as the last glass bottles rolled off the production lines and workers prepared to drain the plant's furnaces of molten glass and shut off their supply of natural gas.
| SunPower Corp., a subsidiary of Cypress Semiconductor Corp. announced completion of the first Building Integrated PhotoVoltaic (BIPV) system using its A-300 high efficiency solar cells.
| The world's largest international glass exhibition closed its doors on Saturday, 13 November 2004 on excellent results. Satisfied exhibitors and visitors were able to look back on five extremely lively days at the fair.