`
`Flat glass that has a seamed edge or slightly beveled edge is
`that which has been lightly sanded to remove any sharp
`burrs for. This glass is safe to handle but is not intended for
`decorative use. A sanding belt is used to lightly sand off the
`sharp edges of the glass also referred to as a swiped edge or
`a chamfered edge.
`
`Seamed edges are the most economical but not recommend-
`ed if the edges will be exposed. Additionally ASTM C1036
`standard specification for flat glass - edge chips are allowed
`on this form of edge work.
`
`Edge Chips:
`
` Chip depth - measured from the face of the glass
`into the thickness. Allowed up to 50% of the glass
`thickness.
` Chip width – perpendicular distance from the
`edge of the glass to the inner edge of the chip.
`Allowed up to half the glass thickness or 1/4"
`whichever is greater for glass; for mirror, half of
`glass thickness or 1/16” whichever is greater.
` Chip length – distance parallel to edge of glass
`from one edge of a chip to the other. Allowed up
`to two (2) times the chip width.
`
`
`Abrisa Technologies provides seamed edges as standard un-
`less another edge treatment is requested.
`
`
`
`Seamed edge being produced via sanding belt to
`remove sharp edges
`
`Abrisa Technologies ● 200 South Hallock Drive, Santa Paula CA 93060
`
`www.abrisatechnologies.com ● info@abrisatechnologies.com ● 877-622-7472
`
`Magna - IPR2020-00777 - Ex. 2009 - 001
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