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Richland Glass Company
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1900
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Richland Glass Company, operating since 1900 and now functioning as McDanel Glass Solutions following its January 2026 merger into McDanel Advanced Materials (a portfolio company of Artemis Capital Partners since September 2022), is a US-based custom manufacturer of engineered glass components for mission-critical industrial applications. The company produces tubular glass vials, precision bore glass tubing, glass-to-metal sealing assemblies, crushable ampules, Raschig rings, flow restrictors, and glass beads/cases/spacers/blanks, alongside custom glass tube stems and direct glass draw/redraw services. Its components serve aerospace and defense programs (sapphire windows for the Orion spacecraft, F-16 sight windows, CCtCAP thermal/pressure panes), pharmaceutical packaging (FDA-registered Type I borosilicate vials, ampules), semiconductor equipment, medical device flow-control components, and industrial research/laboratory applications.

The merged platform spans three divisions—Advanced Ceramics (alumina, mullite, sialon, zirconia components, plus the WearGuard bearing system for galvanizing), Glass Solutions (the former Richland Glass portfolio), and Optical Technologies (acquired via Rayotek Scientific in 2024, including sapphire tubes/rods, sight windows, glass domes, mirrors, diffusers, and custom engineering services such as 5-axis grinding of workpieces over 4m in diameter). Underlying technical capabilities include multiple sapphire crystal growth methods (Verneuil, EFG, Kyropoulos, CZ, HEM), hermetic glass-to-metal sealing, and qualification under AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015, ITAR, FDA Drug Master File, and RoHS. The platform operates from Beaver Falls, PA (headquarters), Vineland, NJ (glass manufacturing), and San Diego, CA (optical technologies).

Commercially, the business is sales-led B2B with quote-based custom pricing and minimum order values of $1,000 (custom tubes/rods) and $3,000 (custom crucibles/labware). Engineering-led sales motion engages application engineers with customers during material selection and design; specialized quote-request forms exist for ceramics, glass OEM, glass vials, optical products, and sight windows. Customer concentration is heavily skewed to US aerospace, defense, and government end markets (NASA, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, L-3 Communications, BAE Systems, US Air Force, US Army, General Atomics), with additional exposure to medical, pharmaceutical, and semiconductor segments. Distribution is direct-manufacturing sales only; revenue figures are not publicly disclosed.

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Richland Glass Company, now operating as McDanel Glass Solutions within McDanel Advanced Materials following its January 2026 merger, manufactures custom engineered glass components including vials, tubing, ampules, and glass-to-metal seals for aerospace, defense, medical, pharmaceutical, and industrial customers.

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HeadquartersVineland, United States
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Vineland
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United States
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North America
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Serves global market

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custom glass manufacturing, precision glass tubing, glass-to-metal sealing, sapphire optical components, advanced ceramic materials
Industry3 codes
1Pharmaceutical & Medical Glass Packaging (Vials, Ampoules, Syringes)
CodeIMALAEABPrimaryYes
2Glass Fabrication & Processing Services (Cutting/Edging/Drilling/Polishing)
CodeIMADAHAIPrimaryNo
3Lightweight & High-Performance Glass Packaging (Reduced Weight, Strengthened)
CodeIMALAEAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Glass Container Manufacturing327213
  • Other Pressed and Blown Glass and Glassware Manufacturing327212
  • Glass and Glass Product Manufacturing3272
SIC code3 codes
  • Glass & Glassware, Pressed Or Blown3220
  • Glass Containers3221
  • Optical Instruments & Lenses3827
Product category
Specialty Glass and Advanced Ceramics Manufacturing
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Revenue model2 records
1Custom Glass Components
TypeOne Time License
Description

B2B manufacturing and sale of custom engineered glass solutions including OEM components, vials, tubing, and specialized glass products for industrial applications. Revenue generated through project-based custom manufacturing with quote-based pricing.

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2Tubular Glass Vials
TypeOne Time License
Description

Production and sale of tubular glass vials for pharmaceutical, medical, and industrial applications. Custom specifications including dimensions, wall weight, bottom type, and cap configurations.

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Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales
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1Custom ceramic products
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Minimum order value of $1,000 for custom engineered tubes and rods; $3,000 minimum for custom engineered crucibles and labware products.

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Richland Glass Company manufactures and sells custom engineered glass components, precision bore glass tubing, tubular glass vials, glass-to-metal sealed assemblies, sapphire windows and optical components, and advanced ceramic products for mission-critical applications. The company supplies OEM glass solutions, sight windows, optical diffusers, and WearGuard ceramic bearing systems to aerospace, defense, semiconductor, medical/pharmaceutical, and industrial customers. Following the January 2026 merger with McDanel Advanced Materials, the company operates as McDanel Glass Solutions, a division of an integrated advanced materials platform.

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Richland Glass Company, now part of McDanel Advanced Materials following a January 2026 merger, offers a comprehensive portfolio of advanced materials solutions organized into three main divisions: Advanced Ceramics, Glass Solutions, and Optical Technologies. The product portfolio includes custom and stock ceramic tubes and rods (alumina, mullite, sialon, zirconia), labware and crucibles, specialized glass solutions (vials, ampules, tubing, custom OEM components), optics and windows (sight windows, sapphire products, domes, mirrors, diffusers), and the WearGuard ceramic bearing system for galvanizing operations. The company serves mission-critical industries including aerospace, defense, semiconductor, life sciences, medical/pharma, and industrial manufacturing.

Product and service26 records
1Tubular Glass Vials
CategoryPharmaceutical Glass Packaging
Description

Tubular glass vials for pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical applications available in Type 1 Clear and Type 1 Amber glass with dimensions from 6mm to 35mm OD and 12mm to 178mm length, capacities 0.5mL to 100mL. Used by pharmaceutical packaging companies and medical device manufacturers.

2Glass to Metal Sealing
CategoryCustom Glass Components
Description

Specialized glass-to-metal sealing technology for creating hermetic seals between glass and metal components for mission-critical applications in aerospace, defense, and semiconductor industries.

3Precision Bore Glass Tubing
CategoryGlass Tubing
Description

High-precision glass tubing with tight tolerances for industrial and medical applications. Used in semiconductor equipment and medical device manufacturing.

4Direct Glass Draw and Redraw
CategoryGlass Manufacturing Services
Description

Direct glass drawing and redrawing services for producing custom glass tubing and rod dimensions to customer specifications.

5Custom & OEM Glass Solutions
CategoryCustom Glass Components
Description

Custom engineered glass components and OEM glass solutions for specialized industrial applications including glass cutting components, glass beads, cases, spacers, blanks, and custom glass tube stems.

6Flow Restrictor & Medical Glass Tubing
CategoryMedical Glass Tubing
Description

Specialized glass tubing for medical and pharmaceutical flow control applications.

7Crushable Glass Ampules
CategoryPharmaceutical Glass Packaging
Description

Crushable glass ampules for pharmaceutical and medical applications requiring sealed single-use containers.

8Raschig Ring Glass Packaging
CategoryIndustrial Glass Packaging
Description

Raschig ring glass packaging solutions for industrial separation and filtration applications.

9Sight Windows
CategoryOptical Components
Description

Custom and stock sight windows for observation in industrial furnaces, pressure chambers, and harsh environments. Available in threaded (NPT, SAE) and flanged (ASME, ConFlat) housing types.

10Sapphire & Transparencies
CategorySapphire Optical Components
Description

Sapphire windows and transparency products offering transmission from below 190nm to over 5µm, usable up to 2000°C with extreme chemical resistance. Available in Verneuil, EFG, Kyropoulos, CZ, and HEM grades.

11Glass Domes
CategoryOptical Components
Description

Molded glass domes for aerospace, defense, and specialized optical applications.

12Aviation & Space Windows
CategoryAerospace Windows and Domes
Description

Sapphire and glass windows and domes for space, commercial and defense aviation applications, including solutions with Corning Gorilla Glass for superior optical performance and scratch resistance.

13Mirrors & Reflectors
CategoryOptical Components
Description

Glass reflectors, optics, and precision mirrors including small precision micro-optics for endoscopes, large glass reflectors for solar power, and space/aeronautical system optics.

14Optical Diffusers
CategoryOptical Components
Description

High-performance optical diffusers for UV, visible, and IR laser and light applications with higher transmission and laser induced damage threshold values compared to traditional diffusers. Materials include fused silica, sapphire, MgF2, ZnSe, CaF2, and glass.

15Custom Engineering Services (Optics)
CategoryEngineering Services
Description

Full-service engineering from concept to manufacturing including proof-of-concept design, pressure chamber engineering, 5-axis grinding capable of precision grinding workpieces over 4m in diameter, glass molding and pressing, sealing technologies, and extensive quality testing including CMM, proof pressure testing, and helium mass spectroscopy leak testing.

16Custom Engineered Ceramics
CategoryAdvanced Ceramic Components
Description

Custom engineered ceramic components for specific customer requirements including thermocouple protection tubes, insulators, furnace tubes, and specialized industrial applications.

17Metrazyl Oxygen Sensor
CategoryCeramic Sensors
Description

Metrazyl oxygen sensor for in-situ measurement of oxygen activity at elevated temperatures, designed for reliable performance in demanding applications. Based on yttria-stabilized zirconia technology.

18Corona Tubes
CategoryCeramic Tubes
Description

Corona treatment tubes for surface treatment of plastics, paper, and film to enhance adhesion for coatings, adhesives, or inks. Available in lengths up to 4 meters with various cross-sectional shapes including squares, rectangles, and rounds.

19Furnace Tubes
CategoryCeramic Tubes
Description

Ceramic furnace tubes including process tubes providing atmosphere control and furnace liners as outer liners for quartz tubes in diffusion furnaces. Materials include Alumina 99.8% and Mullite.

20Instrument Systems
CategoryCeramic Sensors and Instruments
Description

Zirconia O2 and CO2 sensors for glass processing and heat treating industries, along with sample gas injectors and instrument protection sheaths made from Zirconia, Alumina 99.8%, and Mullite.

21Molten Non-Ferrous Metal Processing Products
CategoryIndustrial Ceramic Components
Description

Sialon ST products for molten non-ferrous metal processing including LPS tubes, heater protection tubes, and thermocouple sheaths for aluminum die casting and foundry applications.

22Metallurgy Products
CategoryIndustrial Ceramic Components
Description

Ceramic products for metallurgy including thermocouple protection sheaths, degassing and injection tubes, low pressure stalk tubes, argon purging tubes, and fixtures for investment casting molds for titanium and nickel alloy airfoils.

23Sapphire Tubes & Rods
CategorySapphire Components
Description

Sapphire tubes and rods for demanding environments maintaining transparency and structural stability at high pressure, high temperature, and corrosive conditions. Applications include aerospace windows, downhole vision systems, deep sea windows, plasma chambers, and medical/pharmaceutical use.

24Temperature Sensing Products
CategoryTemperature Measurement Components
Description

Thermocouple protection tubes, insulators for thermocouples, thermistors, RTDs, and sight tubes for temperature measurement in semiconductor, aerospace, steel, glass, aluminum, and investment casting industries.

25WearGuard Ceramic Bearing System
CategoryIndustrial Bearing Systems
Description

WearGuard is a ceramic-based bearing system and industry-leading solution for extending campaign times in continuous steel sheet galvanizing operations. The system includes stainless steel housings containing three advanced ceramic bearing bars designed for retrofitting pot rolls and stabilizer rolls in galvanized steel strip manufacturing.

26Labware & Crucibles
CategoryLaboratory Equipment
Description

Laboratory glassware and crucible products for scientific and industrial applications. Minimum order value $3,000 per order for custom engineered crucibles and labware products.

Scale indicator2 records

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
Description

In January 2026, Richland Glass and McDanel Advanced Materials completed a strategic merger creating a unified advanced materials platform. Richland Glass became McDanel Glass Solutions, combining advanced ceramics, optical technologies, and engineered glass solutions under one organization. The merger enables expanded material science capabilities, increased investment in equipment and quality systems, and broader engineering collaboration across aerospace, defense, semiconductor, life sciences, and industrial markets.

Recent move5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

German specialty glass manufacturer with leading positions in pharmaceutical glass packaging (vials, syringes, ampoules) and aerospace/technical glass. Directly comparable to Richland's tubular vials, glass-to-metal sealing, and engineered glass offerings, with overlapping end customers in life sciences and aerospace.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global pharmaceutical and cosmetics glass packaging manufacturer producing tubular vials, ampoules, and syringes. Direct competitor to Richland's tubular glass vial and crushable ampule product lines, with shared FDA-registered pharma customer base.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Specialty glass leader in Gorilla Glass, pharmaceutical glass (Valor), optical fiber, and aerospace windows. Direct competitor to Richland/McDanel in high-performance specialty glass, aerospace transparencies, and pharmaceutical packaging.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Manufacturer of fused quartz, ceramics, and silicon carbide products serving semiconductor, aerospace, and industrial markets. Directly comparable to McDanel's precision ceramics and Richland's specialty tubing in high-temperature and high-purity applications.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Advanced ceramics producer serving medical, automotive, electronics, and industrial markets. Sister-division peer to McDanel Advanced Ceramics, with overlapping product families in alumina, zirconia, and engineered ceramic components.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global advanced technical ceramics manufacturer serving semiconductor, medical, aerospace, and defense customers. Directly comparable to McDanel's alumina, mullite, sialon, and zirconia ceramic product lines in mission-critical industrial applications.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Specialty materials company producing ceramics, carbon, and composites for aerospace, defense, energy, and industrial markets. Direct competitor across McDanel's ceramics portfolio and Richland's high-temperature glass components.

TypeDirect peer
Description

U.S.-based manufacturer of specialty optical and coated glass products including windows, filters, and sight glass. Directly comparable to Richland/McDanel's optical technologies division in industrial sight windows and custom optical glass.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Japanese specialty optical glass manufacturer producing lens blanks, optical glass, and crystal materials for aerospace, semiconductor, and industrial applications. Direct competitor in the optical diffusers, mirrors, and high-purity optical glass segments.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major diversified glass and building materials manufacturer with overlapping specialty glass, sapphire, and high-performance materials businesses. Operates broadly across construction and industrial markets rather than specializing in Richland's narrow mission-critical niche.

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Richland Glass Company

Specialty Glass and Advanced Ceramics Manufacturingrichlandglass.com

Richland Glass Company, now operating as McDanel Glass Solutions within McDanel Advanced Materials following its January 2026 merger, manufactures custom engineered glass components including vials, tubing, ampules, and glass-to-metal seals for aerospace, defense, medical, pharmaceutical, and industrial customers.

What Richland Glass Company does

Richland Glass Company, operating since 1900 and now functioning as McDanel Glass Solutions following its January 2026 merger into McDanel Advanced Materials (a portfolio company of Artemis Capital Partners since September 2022), is a US-based custom manufacturer of engineered glass components for mission-critical industrial applications. The company produces tubular glass vials, precision bore glass tubing, glass-to-metal sealing assemblies, crushable ampules, Raschig rings, flow restrictors, and glass beads/cases/spacers/blanks, alongside custom glass tube stems and direct glass draw/redraw services. Its components serve aerospace and defense programs (sapphire windows for the Orion spacecraft, F-16 sight windows, CCtCAP thermal/pressure panes), pharmaceutical packaging (FDA-registered Type I borosilicate vials, ampules), semiconductor equipment, medical device flow-control components, and industrial research/laboratory applications.

The merged platform spans three divisions—Advanced Ceramics (alumina, mullite, sialon, zirconia components, plus the WearGuard bearing system for galvanizing), Glass Solutions (the former Richland Glass portfolio), and Optical Technologies (acquired via Rayotek Scientific in 2024, including sapphire tubes/rods, sight windows, glass domes, mirrors, diffusers, and custom engineering services such as 5-axis grinding of workpieces over 4m in diameter). Underlying technical capabilities include multiple sapphire crystal growth methods (Verneuil, EFG, Kyropoulos, CZ, HEM), hermetic glass-to-metal sealing, and qualification under AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015, ITAR, FDA Drug Master File, and RoHS. The platform operates from Beaver Falls, PA (headquarters), Vineland, NJ (glass manufacturing), and San Diego, CA (optical technologies).

Commercially, the business is sales-led B2B with quote-based custom pricing and minimum order values of $1,000 (custom tubes/rods) and $3,000 (custom crucibles/labware). Engineering-led sales motion engages application engineers with customers during material selection and design; specialized quote-request forms exist for ceramics, glass OEM, glass vials, optical products, and sight windows. Customer concentration is heavily skewed to US aerospace, defense, and government end markets (NASA, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, L-3 Communications, BAE Systems, US Air Force, US Army, General Atomics), with additional exposure to medical, pharmaceutical, and semiconductor segments. Distribution is direct-manufacturing sales only; revenue figures are not publicly disclosed.

Richland Glass Company firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Richland Glass Company
Legal name
Richland Glass Company
Website
https://richlandglass.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1900
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Richland Glass Company, now operating as McDanel Glass Solutions within McDanel Advanced Materials following its January 2026 merger, manufactures custom engineered glass components including vials, tubing, ampules, and glass-to-metal seals for aerospace, defense, medical, pharmaceutical, and industrial customers.
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Richland Glass Company industry classification

Industry
Product category
Specialty Glass and Advanced Ceramics Manufacturing
NAICS
Glass Container Manufacturing (327213), Other Pressed and Blown Glass and Glassware Manufacturing (327212), Glass and Glass Product Manufacturing (3272)
SIC
Glass & Glassware, Pressed Or Blown (3220), Glass Containers (3221), Optical Instruments & Lenses (3827)
akta.pro primary industry
Pharmaceutical & Medical Glass Packaging (Vials, Ampoules, Syringes) (IMALAEAB)
akta.pro secondary industries
Glass Fabrication & Processing Services (Cutting/Edging/Drilling/Polishing) (IMADAHAI), Lightweight & High-Performance Glass Packaging (Reduced Weight, Strengthened) (IMALAEAG)

Keywords

  • Custom glass manufacturing
  • Precision glass tubing
  • Glass-to-metal sealing
  • Sapphire optical components
  • Advanced ceramic materials

Where Richland Glass Company is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Vineland
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

Richland Glass Company business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Custom Glass Components: B2B manufacturing and sale of custom engineered glass solutions including OEM components, vials, tubing, and specialized glass products for industrial applications. Revenue generated through project-based custom manufacturing with quote-based pricing.
  2. Tubular Glass Vials: Production and sale of tubular glass vials for pharmaceutical, medical, and industrial applications. Custom specifications including dimensions, wall weight, bottom type, and cap configurations.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goCustom ceramic products

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

Richland Glass Company product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Richland Glass Company manufactures and sells custom engineered glass components, precision bore glass tubing, tubular glass vials, glass-to-metal sealed assemblies, sapphire windows and optical components, and advanced ceramic products for mission-critical applications. The company supplies OEM glass solutions, sight windows, optical diffusers, and WearGuard ceramic bearing systems to aerospace, defense, semiconductor, medical/pharmaceutical, and industrial customers. Following the January 2026 merger with McDanel Advanced Materials, the company operates as McDanel Glass Solutions, a division of an integrated advanced materials platform.

Product overview

Richland Glass Company, now part of McDanel Advanced Materials following a January 2026 merger, offers a comprehensive portfolio of advanced materials solutions organized into three main divisions: Advanced Ceramics, Glass Solutions, and Optical Technologies. The product portfolio includes custom and stock ceramic tubes and rods (alumina, mullite, sialon, zirconia), labware and crucibles, specialized glass solutions (vials, ampules, tubing, custom OEM components), optics and windows (sight windows, sapphire products, domes, mirrors, diffusers), and the WearGuard ceramic bearing system for galvanizing operations. The company serves mission-critical industries including aerospace, defense, semiconductor, life sciences, medical/pharma, and industrial manufacturing.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Tubular Glass Vials Tubular glass vials for pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical applications available in Type 1 Clear and Type 1 Amber glass with dimensions from 6mm to 35mm OD and 12mm to 178mm length, capacities 0.5mL to 100mL. Used by pharmaceutical packaging companies and medical device manufacturers.
  • Glass to Metal Sealing Specialized glass-to-metal sealing technology for creating hermetic seals between glass and metal components for mission-critical applications in aerospace, defense, and semiconductor industries.
  • Precision Bore Glass Tubing High-precision glass tubing with tight tolerances for industrial and medical applications. Used in semiconductor equipment and medical device manufacturing.
  • Direct Glass Draw and Redraw Direct glass drawing and redrawing services for producing custom glass tubing and rod dimensions to customer specifications.
  • Custom & OEM Glass Solutions Custom engineered glass components and OEM glass solutions for specialized industrial applications including glass cutting components, glass beads, cases, spacers, blanks, and custom glass tube stems.
  • Flow Restrictor & Medical Glass Tubing Specialized glass tubing for medical and pharmaceutical flow control applications.
  • Crushable Glass Ampules Crushable glass ampules for pharmaceutical and medical applications requiring sealed single-use containers.
  • Raschig Ring Glass Packaging Raschig ring glass packaging solutions for industrial separation and filtration applications.
  • Sight Windows Custom and stock sight windows for observation in industrial furnaces, pressure chambers, and harsh environments. Available in threaded (NPT, SAE) and flanged (ASME, ConFlat) housing types.
  • Sapphire & Transparencies Sapphire windows and transparency products offering transmission from below 190nm to over 5µm, usable up to 2000°C with extreme chemical resistance. Available in Verneuil, EFG, Kyropoulos, CZ, and HEM grades.
  • Glass Domes Molded glass domes for aerospace, defense, and specialized optical applications.
  • Aviation & Space Windows Sapphire and glass windows and domes for space, commercial and defense aviation applications, including solutions with Corning Gorilla Glass for superior optical performance and scratch resistance.
  • Mirrors & Reflectors Glass reflectors, optics, and precision mirrors including small precision micro-optics for endoscopes, large glass reflectors for solar power, and space/aeronautical system optics.
  • Optical Diffusers High-performance optical diffusers for UV, visible, and IR laser and light applications with higher transmission and laser induced damage threshold values compared to traditional diffusers. Materials include fused silica, sapphire, MgF2, ZnSe, CaF2, and glass.
  • Custom Engineering Services (Optics) Full-service engineering from concept to manufacturing including proof-of-concept design, pressure chamber engineering, 5-axis grinding capable of precision grinding workpieces over 4m in diameter, glass molding and pressing, sealing technologies, and extensive quality testing including CMM, proof pressure testing, and helium mass spectroscopy leak testing.
  • Custom Engineered Ceramics Custom engineered ceramic components for specific customer requirements including thermocouple protection tubes, insulators, furnace tubes, and specialized industrial applications.
  • Metrazyl Oxygen Sensor Metrazyl oxygen sensor for in-situ measurement of oxygen activity at elevated temperatures, designed for reliable performance in demanding applications. Based on yttria-stabilized zirconia technology.
  • Corona Tubes Corona treatment tubes for surface treatment of plastics, paper, and film to enhance adhesion for coatings, adhesives, or inks. Available in lengths up to 4 meters with various cross-sectional shapes including squares, rectangles, and rounds.
  • Furnace Tubes Ceramic furnace tubes including process tubes providing atmosphere control and furnace liners as outer liners for quartz tubes in diffusion furnaces. Materials include Alumina 99.8% and Mullite.
  • Instrument Systems Zirconia O2 and CO2 sensors for glass processing and heat treating industries, along with sample gas injectors and instrument protection sheaths made from Zirconia, Alumina 99.8%, and Mullite.
  • Molten Non-Ferrous Metal Processing Products Sialon ST products for molten non-ferrous metal processing including LPS tubes, heater protection tubes, and thermocouple sheaths for aluminum die casting and foundry applications.
  • Metallurgy Products Ceramic products for metallurgy including thermocouple protection sheaths, degassing and injection tubes, low pressure stalk tubes, argon purging tubes, and fixtures for investment casting molds for titanium and nickel alloy airfoils.
  • Sapphire Tubes & Rods Sapphire tubes and rods for demanding environments maintaining transparency and structural stability at high pressure, high temperature, and corrosive conditions. Applications include aerospace windows, downhole vision systems, deep sea windows, plasma chambers, and medical/pharmaceutical use.
  • Temperature Sensing Products Thermocouple protection tubes, insulators for thermocouples, thermistors, RTDs, and sight tubes for temperature measurement in semiconductor, aerospace, steel, glass, aluminum, and investment casting industries.
  • WearGuard Ceramic Bearing System WearGuard is a ceramic-based bearing system and industry-leading solution for extending campaign times in continuous steel sheet galvanizing operations. The system includes stainless steel housings containing three advanced ceramic bearing bars designed for retrofitting pot rolls and stabilizer rolls in galvanized steel strip manufacturing.
  • Labware & Crucibles Laboratory glassware and crucible products for scientific and industrial applications. Minimum order value $3,000 per order for custom engineered crucibles and labware products.

Companies that use Richland Glass Company

Customer profile

Named customers9 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Richland Glass Company technology and API

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Richland Glass Company partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • McDanel Advanced MaterialscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026In January 2026, Richland Glass and McDanel Advanced Materials completed a strategic merger creating a unified advanced materials platform. Richland Glass became McDanel Glass Solutions, combining advanced ceramics, optical technologies, and engineered glass solutions under one organization. The merger enables expanded material science capabilities, increased investment in equipment and quality systems, and broader engineering collaboration across aerospace, defense, semiconductor, life sciences, and industrial markets.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Richland Glass Company competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • SCHOTT AG: German specialty glass manufacturer with leading positions in pharmaceutical glass packaging (vials, syringes, ampoules) and aerospace/technical glass. Directly comparable to Richland's tubular vials, glass-to-metal sealing, and engineered glass offerings, with overlapping end customers in life sciences and aerospace.
  • Gerresheimer AG: Global pharmaceutical and cosmetics glass packaging manufacturer producing tubular vials, ampoules, and syringes. Direct competitor to Richland's tubular glass vial and crushable ampule product lines, with shared FDA-registered pharma customer base.
  • Corning Incorporated: Specialty glass leader in Gorilla Glass, pharmaceutical glass (Valor), optical fiber, and aerospace windows. Direct competitor to Richland/McDanel in high-performance specialty glass, aerospace transparencies, and pharmaceutical packaging.
  • Momentive Technologies: Manufacturer of fused quartz, ceramics, and silicon carbide products serving semiconductor, aerospace, and industrial markets. Directly comparable to McDanel's precision ceramics and Richland's specialty tubing in high-temperature and high-purity applications.
  • CeramTec: Advanced ceramics producer serving medical, automotive, electronics, and industrial markets. Sister-division peer to McDanel Advanced Ceramics, with overlapping product families in alumina, zirconia, and engineered ceramic components.
  • CoorsTek: Global advanced technical ceramics manufacturer serving semiconductor, medical, aerospace, and defense customers. Directly comparable to McDanel's alumina, mullite, sialon, and zirconia ceramic product lines in mission-critical industrial applications.
  • Morgan Advanced Materials: Specialty materials company producing ceramics, carbon, and composites for aerospace, defense, energy, and industrial markets. Direct competitor across McDanel's ceramics portfolio and Richland's high-temperature glass components.
  • Abrisa Technologies: U.S.-based manufacturer of specialty optical and coated glass products including windows, filters, and sight glass. Directly comparable to Richland/McDanel's optical technologies division in industrial sight windows and custom optical glass.
  • Ohara Corporation: Japanese specialty optical glass manufacturer producing lens blanks, optical glass, and crystal materials for aerospace, semiconductor, and industrial applications. Direct competitor in the optical diffusers, mirrors, and high-purity optical glass segments.

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  • Saint-Gobain: Major diversified glass and building materials manufacturer with overlapping specialty glass, sapphire, and high-performance materials businesses. Operates broadly across construction and industrial markets rather than specializing in Richland's narrow mission-critical niche.

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Frequently asked questions about Richland Glass Company

What does Richland Glass Company do?

Richland Glass Company manufactures and sells custom engineered glass components, precision bore glass tubing, tubular glass vials, glass-to-metal sealed assemblies, sapphire windows and optical components, and advanced ceramic products for mission-critical applications. The company supplies OEM glass solutions, sight windows, optical diffusers, and WearGuard ceramic bearing systems to aerospace, defense, semiconductor, medical/pharmaceutical, and industrial customers. Following the January 2026 merger with McDanel Advanced Materials, the company operates as McDanel Glass Solutions, a division of an integrated advanced materials platform.

Is Richland Glass Company a public or private company?

Richland Glass Company is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently operating.

When was Richland Glass Company founded?

Richland Glass Company was founded in 1900. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Richland Glass Company based?

Richland Glass Company is headquartered in Vineland, United States, in the North America region.

How does Richland Glass Company make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Custom Glass Components are the primary driver. The others are tubular Glass Vials.

Who are Richland Glass Company's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are SCHOTT AG, Gerresheimer AG, Corning Incorporated, Momentive Technologies, CeramTec, CoorsTek, Morgan Advanced Materials, Abrisa Technologies and Ohara Corporation. Saint-Gobain is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Richland Glass Company have an API?

No public API is recorded for Richland Glass Company.

What industry is Richland Glass Company in?

Richland Glass Company's product category is Specialty Glass and Advanced Ceramics Manufacturing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMALAEAB, Pharmaceutical & Medical Glass Packaging (Vials, Ampoules, Syringes), with a secondary code of IMADAHAI, Glass Fabrication & Processing Services (Cutting/Edging/Drilling/Polishing). Its NAICS code is 327213 and its SIC code is 3220.

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