Stumpe Glas GmbH

Founded in 1925, Stumpe Glas is a glass refining company specialized in developing and manufacturing high precision glass components for any thinkable industry worldwide.

In the early 2000s, Stumpe Glas then started to put more focus on the area of Customized & Freely Accessible Glass Parts for Airfield Lighting.

Through years of experience in refining glass, we have significant development, material and technology expertise. This qualifies us to be the optimal partner from the beginning of your product development to series production and beyond. Next to developing and producing pressed glass parts in many familiar shapes, we offer the complete product range for flat glass including all related treatments and finishing. Besides using fully automated glass refining machinery, we still invest in the continuous improvement of traditional glass refining processes. As well as in house solutions to offer an extraordinary and permanently expanding product portfolio.

We assure consistently reproducible colors for taxiway edge and runway lighting products, for clear and coated in ground lights we work with carefully selected optical glass materials for an outstanding performance.

All dichroic and absorption filters as well as colored glass items are produced according to ICAO and FAA standards (internally controlled with spectrometers). Beacon lights for planes are optionally delivered with a ITO (EMI) coating.

Our Range of Customized & Freely Accessible Glass Parts for Airfield Lighting is composed of following materials and finishings:

MATERIALS

• Optical glass e.g. B270 & LIBA
• Soda-lime glass
• Low-iron glass
• Borosilicate glass
• Colored glass
• Glass ceramics
• Pure quartz

COATINGS & FILTERS

• Aluminium
• Gold
• Dichroic filters, e.g. AR, UV & IR
• Cold light reflection
• Ceramic and organic colors
• Mirrors

If on stock, we even offer to deliver single pieces.

We look forward to helping you with our Customized & Freely Accessible Glass Parts for Airfield Lighting in future.

Best,

Team Stumpe Glas