When people hear the term custom cover glass, many immediately think of large display panels, automotive screens, or industrial HMI applications.
However, custom has nothing to do with size.
It is defined by your application and your requirements.
At KANOU, we have produced cover glass ranging from large-format industrial displays to precision optical glass components only a few millimeters in size. Whether it is a tiny optical window, a circular lens, a rectangular sensor cover, or an unusually shaped glass component, the objective remains the same:
Deliver precision.
A custom cover glass may include:
– Ultra-small glass components for medical diagnostics
– Optical windows for sensors and cameras
– Round, square, rectangular, or irregular shapes
– Ultra-thin glass
– Chemically strengthened glass
– AG, AR, AF, UV, or EMI coatings
– Precision CNC machining and polishing
– Tight dimensional tolerances
– Silk-screen printing and custom masking
As technology advances, products continue to become smaller. Medical devices, laboratory analyzers, optical instruments, wearable electronics, and semiconductor equipment all demand glass components manufactured with exceptional precision.
Interestingly, smaller glass often presents greater manufacturing challenges than larger glass.
Handling becomes more delicate. Machining becomes more demanding. Edge quality, dimensional tolerance, and inspection all require greater precision.
That is where experience makes the difference.
At KANOU, projects are never measured by size.
Whether your application requires a 3 mm optical window, a 10-inch industrial display cover glass, or a completely unique design, our engineering team works closely with customers from prototype development through mass production.
Custom means one thing: engineered specifically for your application.
If you are developing a medical diagnostic device, industrial equipment, optical instrument, or any product requiring precision custom glass, we would be pleased to discuss your project.
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