Cutting and processing
Automated cutting from drawings and digital models with follow-on edge prep and openings.

What we cut and process
Flat-glass cutting and blank preparation for follow-on processing: edge grinding/polishing, drilling technical holes and openings. We work from customer drawings and prepare blanks for the process route.
Cutting and processing is a process stage: from blanks to prep for follow-on work (edges and openings), including grinding/polishing and drilling per the project.
Capabilities
From drawings and models
Cutting from DXF/DWG and agreed part dimensions.
Ready for further processing
Blanks with prepared edges (including polishing) and openings, ready for further process stages.
Varied geometries
Straight and shaped cutting for project requirements.
Production workflow
Cutting as a stage of the full Octoglass glass workflow.
Technical capabilities
Numeric tolerances and sheet formats will be published after production confirmation.
| Input data | Drawing, DXF/DWG, agreed dimensions |
|---|---|
| Materials | Flat glass per project (type and thickness — by agreement) |
| Output | Blanks for further processing or delivery |
- Input dataDrawing, DXF/DWG, agreed dimensions
- MaterialsFlat glass per project (type and thickness — by agreement)
- OutputBlanks for further processing or delivery
Pricing
Final cost depends on volume, material, and process route. Exact pricing is available on request.
| Cutting and processing | on request |
|---|---|
| Edge processing | on request |
| Hole drilling | on request |
- Cutting and processingon request
- Edge processingon request
- Hole drillingon request
How we work
01
Receiving input data
Drawing, model or dimensions, glass type, and further-processing requirements.
02
Manufacturability review
Review of geometry, material, and post-cutting route.
03
Order confirmation and payment
Agreement on cost, lead time, and scope. Invoice issued.
04
Cutting
Flat-glass cutting to the agreed parameters.
05
Grinding, polishing, and drilling
Edge processing (including polishing) and drilling openings and technical holes per the project.
06
Check and handoff
Blank check and handoff to the next stage or shipment.
Where it is used
Automotive blanks
Cutting for side, windshield, and special parts.
Parts for bending
Blanks prepared for subsequent glass bending.
Technical glazing
Structural elements and special products.
Prototypes and series
One-off samples and series lots by agreement.
What we need from you
Drawing or model
DXF/DWG or an agreed drawing with dimensions.
Glass type and thickness
Material and thickness if already defined by the project.
Quantity and lot
Order volume: prototype, pilot, or series.
Further processing
Whether grinding, drilling, bending, or lamination is required.
Production



Further processing
After cutting and processing, the blank can go to bending and lamination at Octoglass.
Related services below help assemble a full process route for the project.
FAQ
Which drawing formats do you accept?
What information do you need to assess a cutting request?
Is it possible to provide, for example, a 3D model or a point cloud for cutting?
What type of glass cutting do you use?
How precise is the cutting?
Can I order cutting only, without further processing?
But what if the glass is broken when cutting the raw materials?
I assumed that so many products would be cut out of my sheet of glass, but it turned out to be less. Why?
Is it possible to pick up the glass clippings?
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