Glassfab Tempering Services Adds Second FuseCube™ Flex 125 to Their Production Facility

Glassfab Tempering Services announced that as part of their pursuit to deliver the best architectural glass, the Company would be adding a FuseCube™ Flex 125 at their newest facility to streamline the application of Diamon-Fusion® protective coating.

“We are enhancing our line of fabricated glass and commitment to delivering the highest quality products”, explained Rob Gardner Black, President of Glassfab Tempering Services. “We got our 1 st FuseCube™ back in 2014 and the machine has proven to be efficient and effective. We are excited to add another to our production line, so we may continue to offer the low-maintenance features and benefits of Diamon-Fusion® coating to all our customers.”

With enough space to fit 125 lites, the FuseCube™ Flex 125 will allow Glassfab Tempering Services to treat a wide range of glass products including shower doors, glass railings, IGUs, and much more.

Ultra-thin and invisible, Diamon-Fusion® chemically bonds to the glass, transforming it into a high-performing, water-repellent surface, protecting it from stains and corrosion. The coating is also UV-resistant and eco-friendly, ensuring long-term performance and stability. The coating can be applied to a wide range of surfaces, including shower doors, and glass railings, and is backed up by a lifetime/15-year warranty on residential and commercial surfaces, respectively.

DFI is excited to announce that when Glassfab Tempering Services adds the new FuseCube™ to their production facility, it will now be the largest FuseCube™ installed in North America.

DFI is proud to have partnered with Glassfab Tempering Services since 2014. Ruby Sigh, Brian Frea, Rob Gardner Black, and their team at Glassfab are a force in the industry. Teaming up with them to help initiate these bold efforts is something we look forward to facilitating.” – Syndi Sim, VP of Marketing and Business Development, Diamon-Fusion International.

For more information about Glassfab Tempering Services or Diamon-Fusion International, please visit www.glassfabusa.com or www.dfisolutions.com, respectively.