Used Glass Beveling Machines

Manufacturer: Benteler

Year: 2004

Location: Europe

Category: Glass Beveling Machines

Manufacturer: Lisec

Year: 2011

Location: Europe

Category: Glass Beveling Machines

Manufacturer: Forvet

Year: 2012

Location: Europe

Category: Glass Beveling Machines

Manufacturer: CMS Deltashape

Year: 2009

Location: Europe

Category: Glass Beveling Machines

A glass beveling machine is a specialized type of machinery used to create beveled edges on glass. Beveling is the process of creating a sloped edge on a piece of material, and it is often used to give glass a decorative finish. Glass beveling machines can either be hand-held or table-mounted, and they typically use a rotating blade to cut the desired shape into the glass.

Some glass beveling machines also have the ability to etch images or patterns into the glass, making them popular for creating stained glass pieces. Glass beveling is a skilled trade, and those who operate glass beveling machines must have a steady hand and an eye for detail. However, with practice, anyone can learn how to use a glass beveling machine to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces of art.

The machine works by using a rotating blade to slowly grind away at the edge of the glass, creating a smooth, angled edge. Beveling machines are typically used for decorative purposes, such as creating stained glass windows, or for functional purposes, such as creating safety edges on glass tabletops. In either case, the machine must be operated with precision and care in order to avoid chipping or cracking the glass.

Things to Consider Before Purchase

There are some factors to consider when choosing a beveling machine for glass; including the type and thickness of the glass you will be working with, and the size and shape of the bevel.

Some machines are designed specifically for use with certain types of glass, so it is important to choose a machine that is compatible with the type of glass you plan to use. The thickness of the glass is also an important consideration, as thicker glass will require a more powerful machine. Finally, the size and shape of the bevel you desire will also affect your choice of machine. Bevels can be either round or square, and the size of the machine you choose should be appropriate for the size and shape of the bevel you desire. 

With careful consideration of these factors, you can choose a glass beveling machine that is well suited for your needs.