CNC cutting, edgework, ceramic frit printing, tempering, and insulated glass units — all under one roof in Chesaning, Michigan. DOT-approved for automotive and RV glazing.
Single-piece runs up to 90″ × 144″. Holes, notches, cutouts — fixture-free.
Seamed, ground, flat polished, pencil edge, and miter. Counter-sunk holes on demand.
UV-curable inks, spot color, full coverage. Custom screens for OEM volumes.
Horizontal oscillating furnace. 3 mm – 12 mm. CPSC, ANSI Z97.1, ASTM C1048, and DOT 2050.
Double- and triple-seal IGUs. Desiccant-filled spacer, structural silicone secondary seal.
LTL, full truckload, custom crating. We deliver across the US and Canada — and very fast to Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.
From garage door glazing to lab equipment — if it's flat glass, we've made it before. Browse by industry to see part families, specs, and what shops like yours usually need.
Tempered Edge launched in 2025, bringing together veteran glass fabricators with decades of combined experience in flat glass processing. We didn't start from scratch — we started with people who have run the equipment, handled the tolerances, and solved the problems that come with every new drawing.
Our 90″ horizontal tempering furnace, CNC cutting table, multi-spindle drills, and screen-printing line are all under one roof. That means your glass is cut, drilled, printed, tempered, and packed without leaving our floor.
We ship anywhere in the US and Canada — and very fast to Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. We quote in one business day.
| Sheet size max | 90″ × 144″ (2286 mm × 3658 mm) |
| Thickness range | 1/8″ (3 mm) – 1/2″ (12 mm) |
| Glass types | Float, low-iron, tinted (clear, green, gray, bronze, dark gray/GL-20), patterned/obscure, satin etch, ceramic frit printed, mirrored |
| Edge finishing | Seamed, ground, flat polish, pencil edge, miter, countersunk holes |
| Tempering standards | CPSC 16 CFR 1201, ANSI Z97.1, ASTM C1048, DOT 2050 |
| Volume | Prototype to production — no minimum quantity |
Dimensions, thickness, finish and quantity are enough for a first number. Drawings and photos welcome.
