Inglas Vetri: Glass for the Nautical industry

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In the field of glass manufacturing for boats and transportation applications, safety is the highest priority. In the maritime sector, this material is selected for its corrosion resistance, dimensional stability, light weight, and flexibility.

Inglas Vetri (located in the province of Pisa) specializes in the production of glass for marine vessels. The company provides custom-made solutions that ensure maximum safety, outstanding performance, and long-term durability, contributing to innovation and quality within the nautical industry.

Sunblock
This thermosensitive glass reacts to heat generated by solar radiation. Its use ensures improved interior visual comfort without the need for electricity or additional sun-shading systems.

When exposed to sunlight, Sunblock becomes opaque and reduces heat transmission inside the vessel; at night, as temperatures drop, it returns to a transparent state.

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One Way
One Way glazing systems provide maximum privacy, allowing visibility from inside the vessel to the outside, but not in the opposite direction.

Manufactured with the same meticulous approach that has always distinguished the company’s products, One Way is defined by a careful selection of materials and processing methods that guarantee high quality and long-lasting performance.

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