Overview of Laminated Cut Glass Production

The document describes a specialized glass manufacturing technique known as lamination, which involves embedding a specific metal mesh between two glass panes. This method enhances the structural and aesthetic properties of the glass.

Technical Description

• The lamination process consists of inserting a metal mesh layer between two sheets of glass.
• This technique is referred to as "stratification" in Italian and is similarly described in Russian and Arabic, emphasizing the insertion of a metallic network between glass layers.

Types of Metal Mesh Used

• Copper Mesh (Rete Rame)
• Jute Mesh (Rete Yuta)
• Gold Mesh (Rete Oro)

Manufacturer Information

The product is manufactured by Vetreria Bazzanese srl, located in Crespellano, Bologna, Italy. Contact details include telephone, fax, website, and email for design inquiries.

Key Points and Recommendations

• The lamination technique improves glass durability and design versatility by integrating metal meshes.
• Choice of mesh material (copper, jute, gold) allows customization based on aesthetic or functional requirements.
• Multilingual descriptions indicate the product's international relevance and market.