Display case and cabinet glass for fixture manufacturers

Glass for retail cases, museum vitrines, and store fixtures. Low-iron so the product color stays true, polished edges on exposed joints, and a low-distortion temper so the reflection stays quiet.

LOW-IRON
POLISHED EDGES
HARDWARE HOLES
LOW DISTORTION

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WHAT WE MAKE

Part families we run for fixture manufacturers

Case panels

Low-iron tempered panels with flat-polished exposed edges.

Sliding & hinged doors

Drilled and notched for track, pulls and patch hardware before tempering.

Mitered corner glass

Mitered edges for tight vertical corners on vitrines.

Adjustable shelves

Matching shelf glass with polished edges in 1/4"–3/8" (6–10 mm).

SPECIFICATIONS

Display case glass specs

Max panel size	90" × 144"
Thickness	5/32"–1/2" (4–12 mm)
Glass types	Low-iron is ordered when the edge is in view under a light. Clear from stock is right when the edge sits in a frame. Gray and bronze are on hand for a tinted case.
Edgework	Flat polish, pencil edge, miter
Fabrication	Holes, notches, and countersinks, all cut before tempering
Size tolerance	± 1/32" on cut size; squareness within 1/16"
Standards	ANSI Z97.1-2015 Class A · 16 CFR 1201 Category II (400 ft-lb) · permanent temper mark
Lead time	7–12 business days on polished work

Need a spec not listed? We quote off your drawing. Colors we usually keep on hand.

What we handle here

Drilling and edgework in-house Holes, countersinks, and seamed, ground, or polished edges, finished here before the glass ships.
Tempering under the same roof Cut, printed and tempered in one building, so a print revision doesn't ripple through three subcontractors.
Large-format CNC cutting Shapes, notches and radii cut from your DXF or DWG on lites up to 90" × 144".
Ceramic frit screen printing Borders, blackout bands, logos and legends fired into the glass during tempering. Permanent.

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A drawing beats a phone call

DXF, DWG, PDF, a dimensioned sketch, or a photo of the part. We check holes and edge distances against the tempering limits before we price it, so the number is for a part we can actually make.

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FAQ

Questions we get about display case glass

Missing something? Call the shop. You will reach someone who has run the furnace.

Why low-iron for display work?

Standard clear glass carries a green cast on exposed edges and washes out product color at thickness. Low-iron reads neutral, which matters in a case with lighting.