Ford Blue Reflective Glass with Good Insulation Performance

Name: 2-10mm Clear/Euro/Golden Bronze/Dark Grey/Ford Blue Reflective Glass with Good Insulation Performance
Brand: QINGDAO CHINASTAR HOLDING CO., LTD.
SKU: 1993562472

Shandong, ChinaQINGDAO CHINASTAR HOLDING CO., LTD.

US$1.00-10.00

1,000 Square Meters

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Product profile

Customization

Available

After-sales Service

Good Service

Warranty

6 Months

Model NO.

Custom sizes acceptable free

Shape

Flat

Structure

Solid

Function

Insulated Glass, Low-E Glass, Heat Reflective Glass, Heat Absorbing Glass, Bulletproof Glass, Acid Etched Glass, Decorative Glass

Thickness

Thick Sheet Glass

Nominal Thickness

2-10mm

Surface State

Floats Law Glass

Grade

Grade One

Forming

Float Process

Workmanship

Molding machinery

Color

Ford Blue

Usage

Furniture, Door, Building, Window

Application 1

Interior Decoration Glass

Application 2

Outside Decoration Glas

Application 3

Scratch Resistant Surface Glass

Advantage 1

Superior Durability

Advantage 2

Superior Visual Comfort

Advantage 3

Good Tolerance

Transport Package

Wooden Crate

Specification

2440*1830mm

Trademark

Chinastar Glass

Origin

China

HS Code

7005100000

Production Capacity

500 Tons/Day

Company profile

QINGDAO CHINASTAR HOLDING CO., LTD.

Shandong, China

CertifiedBusiness Type: Trading CompanyExport Year: 1999-01-01 CertifiedNearest Port: Qingdao PortAverage Response Time: ≤8.01h CertifiedTerms of Payment: LC, T/T, D/P CertifiedInternational Commercial Terms(Incoterms): FOB, CIF, CFR

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SummaryQINGDAO CHINASTAR HOLDING CO., LTD. is identified as a Chinese trading company established in 2003, with 19 employees and a Qingdao, Shandong location. Its stated product range covers multiple glass products, while disclosed operational information indicates four production lines, a 280.0 m² manufacturing plant, and 50 quality-control staff. The supplier claims attention to customer requirements, delivery support, after-sales service, innovation, and experienced personnel. It serves export markets across Africa, Southeast Asia/Mideast, and Europe, with stated off-peak lead times within 15 workdays and peak-season fulfillment of one month. However, the certification information is only listed as “Others,” and the provided trade records are limited to three transactions involving three buyers. The records support some production, export, service, and customer-reference capabilities, but do not provide sufficient evidence to assess financial credibility or customization capability.

Supplier typeThe supplier is explicitly classified as a trading company in both the company nature and business-entity records. It is a limited company based in Qingdao, China, rather than being identified solely as a manufacturer.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier states that it provides essential support and after-sales service to help ensure goods arrive on time and in excellent condition. This is explicit evidence of a claimed after-sales service commitment, although no detailed service process or performance metric is provided.

R&D capabilityThe supplier states that it invests in glass innovation and describes itself as an innovative leader. It also cites equipment capacity, experienced workers, and technology as supporting quality and service, but no specific innovative product, patent, or technical achievement is provided.

Production capacityThe supplier reports three float glass lines in one description and four production lines in another, alongside a 280.0 m² manufacturing plant, 50 quality-control staff, and stated production of multiple glass categories. It also reports lead times within 15 workdays off-season and one month during peak season, supporting a demonstrated production and fulfillment capability despite inconsistent line-count information.

Client casesTrade records identify three buyer names across disclosed transactions: INNOVATION BY DEGRO, JAVIERS VIDRIOS SAS, and a repeated INNOVATION BY DEGRO record. These records provide evidence of customer transactions, but the limited number of disclosed cases and lack of performance details restrict the strength of the reference base.