The Fourcault process is a method of manufacturing plate glass. First developed in Belgium by Émile Fourcault [fr] (1862–1919) during the early 1900s...

film of glass hardened just out of the vat – this is known as the Fourcault process. This film or ribbon was pulled up continuously held by tractors on...

Rolling (rolled plate glass, figure rolled glass) (19th century) Fourcault process (1900s) Float glass (1950s) Overflow downdraw method (1960s) The term...

manufactured glass such as rolled plate, machine drawn cylinder sheet, the Fourcault process of flat drawn sheet, single and twin ground polished plate and most...

April 1973. It produced simple clear glass using the traditional Fourcault Process. Ownership (2014): Asahi Glass Co., Ltd. (43.86%) PT Rodamas (40.84%)...

manufactured in the next century. In France, Émile Fourcault was developing the Fourcault process for making window glass. In the United States, Irving...

process. Together (and with adequate funding) the two men refined Colburn's process. The Colburn process, along with the European Fourcault process developed...

International. GGI manufactured sheet glass from 1988 until 1993 using the Fourcault process. GGI also produced cut sheet and window glass from flat glass produced...

credited with the introduction of sheet glass manufacturing (with the Fourcault process) to Continental Asia (ex-Japan) in the 1920s. His third and fourth...

Glass' 1926 sheet glass machine, and a European method known as the Fourcault process. Shotwell 2002, p. 43 Crain 2004 Vaughan, Mary L. (May 15, 1956)....

Owens, Pittsburgh Plate Glass, and a European method known as the Fourcault process. The count of Fostoria glass companies varies depending on how restarts...

The company had been producing glass using Fourcault process which is costlier than the Float glass process used by private manufacturers in Bangladesh...

In Europe, Belgian Emil Fourcault developed his own mechanized method (Fourcault process) to produce window glass. His process was adopted during the 1930s...

France François Farges, Scott Sucher, Herbert Horovitz and Jean-Marc Fourcault (September 2008), Revue de Gemmologie, vol. 165, pp. 17–24 (in French)...

vaisseau Jacques Fourcault, Enseigne de vaisseau André Bienvenue, and engineer-mechanic Louis Bouthier. Lieutenant de vaisseau Fourcault had recently been...

such as Fourcault and Bicheroux, continued the Belgian glassmaking excellence by making significant contributions to glassmaking processes during the...