Sedak
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2007
- HeadquartersGersthofen, Germany
- Headcount101–250
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
Sedak firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Sedak
- Legal name
- sedak GmbH & Co. KG
- Website
- https://sedak.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2007
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 101–250 employees
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Sedak industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Architectural Glass Manufacturing
- NAICS
- Glass Product Manufacturing Made of Purchased Glass (327215), Glass and Glass Product Manufacturing (32721), Flat Glass Manufacturing (327211)
- SIC
- Glass Products, Made Of Purchased Glass (3231), Flat Glass (3211)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Insulating Glass Units (IGUs) & Double/Triple Glazing (IMADAHAC)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Tempered & Heat-Strengthened Safety Glass (IMADAHAD), Laminated Safety & Security Glass (PVB/SGP) (IMADAHAE), Glass Fabrication & Processing Services (Cutting/Edging/Drilling/Polishing) (IMADAHAI), Low‑E, Solar Control & Energy-Efficient Coated Glass (IMADAHAF)
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Where Sedak is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Gersthofen
- HQ country
- Germany
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices4 records
Markets served
Sedak business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations
Revenue model
- Custom Architectural Glass Solutions: sedak generates revenue through custom manufacturing of large-format glass products for architecture, marine, and rail sectors. Projects are bespoke and quote-based, with pricing determined by specifications, dimensions, complexity, and certification requirements. The company operates on a project-based model where each order is tailored to specific architectural requirements.
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels1 record
Marketing channels4 records
Sedak product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Sedak manufactures oversized flat and curved insulating and safety glass up to 3.6m x 20m for international architecture, marine, and rail projects from a 71,000 sqm facility in Gersthofen, Germany. The company produces a full range of large-format architectural glass — facade glass, glass roofs and floors, balustrades, glass stairs — together with marine glazing (hull, superstructure, bridge, pool windows) and rail glazing (windshields, side windows, cab windows). Its branded innovations include sedak tempered+ (anisotropy-free tempered glass), sedak multicurved (3D-bent glass without molds), sedak isopure (transparent-spacer insulating glass), sedak secuprotect/isosecure (bullet-resistant glass), and sedak ballistic glass HMG (5x BR7), with bespoke product specifications quoted per project.
Product overview
Sedak is a premium glass processor specializing in oversized architectural glass products up to 3.6m × 20m in flat and curved formats. The company operates as a single-source manufacturer offering the complete glass expertise from a single facility: CNC machining, coating, digital printing, tempering, lamination, bending (cold, thermal, gravity, and multicurved 3D-bending), and insulating glass production. The product portfolio centers on sedak tempered+ (anisotropy-free tempered glass), sedak multicurved (3D-bent glass without molds), sedak isopure (insulating glass with transparent spacers), sedak secuprotect and sedak isosecure (bullet-resistant glass up to BR7 NS), sedak ballistic glass HMG (5x stronger than BR7), sedak clear-edge (laminated glass edge protection), sedak groove grinding (decorative grooving), sedak gold printing (real gold digital printing), sedak vogelschutzglas (bird protection), and sedak gsp (opaque facade glass). Beyond these branded innovations, Sedak produces standard insulating glass, safety glass, facade glass, glass roofs, balustrades, glass stairs for architecture, as well as marine glazing and rail glazing for transportation sectors. The company was founded in 2007 and operates from a 71,000 sqm production facility in Gersthofen, Germany.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- sedak multicurved: 3D-bent glass without molds - a game-changing technology enabling multiaxial, free-form geometries with radii below 500mm and formats up to 11.5m x 3.6m x 1.2m.
- sedak tempered+
- sedak isopure
- sedak secuprotect
- sedak isosecure
- sedak ballistic glass HMG
- sedak clear-edge
- sedak groove grinding
- sedak gold printing
- sedak vogelschutzglas
- sedak gsp
Products and services
- sedak multicurved 3D-bent architectural glass produced without molds, enabling multiaxial, free-form geometries (synclastic, anticlastic, spherical) with radii below 500mm and formats up to 11.5m x 3.6m x 1.2m in fully-tempered and heat-strengthened glass. Targeted at architects and façade planners specifying free-form and curved building envelopes.
- sedak tempered+ Patented, anisotropy-free tempered (FTG/ESG) and heat-strengthened (HSG/TVG) glass that eliminates rainbow and iridescent effects, achieving homogeneous stress distribution with retardation values well below EN 12150/1863 Class A thresholds. For architectural facades, roofs, and feature glass where optical perfection is required.
- sedak isopure Insulating glass unit with a transparent glass spacer replacing the conventional black aluminum spacer, creating a nearly joint-free appearance for all-glass facades and glass roofs in formats up to 3.6m x 20m, with Ug-values of 0.6-1.4 W/m²K. For architects designing seamless all-glass envelopes.
- sedak secuprotect Monolithic laminated bullet-resistant safety glass with symmetrical build-up certified up to BR7 NS and STANAG Level 3, providing bidirectional ballistic protection without polycarbonate for reduced fire load. For embassies, courthouses, government buildings, and high-security facilities.
- sedak isosecure Bullet-resistant insulating glass without polycarbonate, combining ballistic protection up to BR7 NS with solar control and thermal insulation coatings for energy-efficient high-security facades. For security-conscious building envelopes.
- sedak ballistic glass HMG High-security ballistic glass exceeding EN 1063 BR7 by a factor of 5, resistant to .50 BMG API (12.7 x 99mm) ammunition with 14,700 J impact energy. Available as flat insulating glass with 16mm cavity for standard façade systems. For military, government, and critical infrastructure projects.
- sedak clear-edge Laminated glass edge protection integrated into parapets and railings, providing an all-glass design without metal profiles and up to 30% reduction in assembly height. Tested per DIN 18008-4 Annex E & F; max length 12,000mm. For frameless balustrades and parapets.
- sedak groove grinding (Rillenschliff) Precision grinding technique creating V-shaped or C-shaped grooves cut into glass for multifaceted brilliance, available longitudinally, transversely, or diagonally, with tempering and safety processing in formats up to 3.6m x 20m. For decorative architectural glass and feature applications.
- sedak gold printing (Golddruck) Real gold and silver digital printing on glass using genuine yellow and white gold particles, protected within the laminate interlayer, with resolution up to 1024dpi and max size 3,300mm x 18,000mm. For luxury retail, hospitality, and maritime applications.
- sedak vogelschutzglas (Bird Protection Glass) Certified bird protection glass using ceramic digital printing with less than 1% printed area, achieving a Threat Factor under 10% (grid squares) or under 14% (grid dots), in formats up to 3.3m x 20m. For ecological and sustainable building envelopes.
- sedak gsp Opaque facade glass consisting of a glass pane structurally bonded to a sandwich panel, with general building authority approval (abZ Z.10-4.674) and a U-value of 0.13 W/(m²K). For sustainable, energy-efficient opaque building envelopes.
- Insulating Glass (Isolierglas) Large-format insulating glass units (IGUs) up to 3.6m x 20m using Superspacer technology, CEKAL certified with 100% quality control, designed for thermal insulation in architectural facades. For architects and building owners specifying oversized energy-efficient glazing.
- Safety Glass (Sicherheitsglas) Tempered (ESG) and heat-strengthened (TVG) safety glass with anisotropy scanning and optional heat-soak testing for nickel sulphide inclusions, produced in formats up to 3.6m x 20m. For architectural, marine, and rail applications requiring certified safety performance.
- Facade Glass (Fassadenglas) Architectural facade glass in flat and curved formats for iconic buildings, including stone-glass laminates, wood-glass laminates, and specialized coatings, in formats up to 3.6m x 20m. For architects designing signature building envelopes.
- Glass Roofs and Floors (Glasdächer & -böden) Large-format glass roofing, canopies, and structural glass beams with glass fins providing unobstructed views and natural daylighting for architectural projects. For atriums, canopies, and glass floors in landmark buildings.
- Glass Balustrades and Railings (Brüstungen & Geländer) All-glass balustrades and parapets with laminated safety glass (VSG), available in lengths up to 20m, straight or curved, with optional bullet-resistant protection. For architects specifying transparent barriers on balconies, stairs, and terraces.
- Glass Stairs (Glastreppen) Self-supporting all-glass staircases using lamination technology to bond glass elements, with minimal metal fasteners and load capacities exceeding mechanically fitted alternatives. For architects designing transparent staircases in retail, cultural, and corporate buildings.
- Marine Glass (Schiffsverglasung) Large-format ship glazing for superyachts and cruise ships including hull glazing, superstructure glazing, bridge glazing, portholes, windbreakers, glass balustrades, atriums, pool glazing, and underwater windows. For luxury yacht builders, cruise ship operators, and maritime architects.
- Rail Glass (Zugverglasung) IRIS-certified railway glazing including curved windshields, heated side windows, cab windows, destination plates, interior glazing, and displays for high-speed trains, regional trains, trams, and metros. For railway system manufacturers and train builders.
Quantifiable outcome
- Maximum glass format: 3.6m x 20m (72 sqm per pane)
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Companies that use Sedak
Customer profileNamed customers14 records
Segments4 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Sedak technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature10 records
Sedak partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
One partnership is on record.
- sunglass industry s.r.l.coreItalian production unit specialized in curved glass manufacturing. Located in Villafranca Padovana (PD), Italy. Represents sedak's extended manufacturing capabilities for curved glass production within the sedak group. This is an owned production unit rather than a third-party partnership.
Scale indicators5 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights6 records
Sedak competitors and assessment
Company assessmentOthers
- Sunglass Industry s.r.l. Sunglass Industry is the Italian curved-glass production subsidiary of Sedak, but operates as a distinct brand serving marine and architectural curved glazing customers independently. Listed for completeness as a group-entity peer serving the same curved-glass market from Italy.
Broad incumbents
- Schott AG: Schott is a German specialty glass and glass-ceramics manufacturer with deep technical expertise in architectural, security, and technical glass. It competes with Sedak in high-performance architectural and security glazing, with strong R&D and global reach across multiple glass sub-segments.
- Guardian Glass: Guardian Glass is a global float and processed glass manufacturer with architectural, interior, and security product lines. It overlaps with Sedak in coated IGUs and architectural facades, but does not match Sedak's specialization in oversized or curved premium formats.
- Pilkington (NSG Group): Pilkington is a major flat and processed glass producer with broad architectural, automotive, and technical glass offerings. It is a broad incumbent competing in architectural IGUs, coated glass, and laminated safety glass, though its focus is broader and less specialized in oversized premium formats.
- Saint-Gobain Glass: Saint-Gobain Glass is a global leader in flat glass and value-added architectural glazing, including oversized formats, coated glass, and acoustic/safety products. As a broad incumbent, it offers a wider portfolio than Sedak but overlaps in premium architectural facades, IGUs, and security glazing.
- AGC Glass Europe (Asahi Glass): AGC Glass Europe is a major flat glass and processed glass manufacturer with broad architectural, automotive, and specialty offerings. It competes broadly with Sedak in high-performance architectural glazing and security glass, though AGC is not specialized in the oversized format niche.
Direct peers
- Cricursa: Cricursa is a Spanish curved glass specialist serving architectural facades, with deep expertise in cold and hot-bent curved glass for iconic projects. It directly competes with sedak in the curved architectural glass segment, including projects for starchitects and luxury developments.
- Okalux GmbH: Okalux is a German specialty glass manufacturer focused on functional architectural glass for daylighting, solar control, and thermal performance. It is a direct peer in the value-added European architectural glass segment, with overlapping product capabilities and customer base in premium facades.
- Glas Trösch: Glas Trösch is a Swiss-family-owned specialty glass processor offering architectural, security, and acoustic glass solutions across Europe. Like Sedak, it serves premium architectural projects with value-added processing (tempering, lamination, coatings) and competes in the same oversized and security glass niches.
- Eckelt Glas: Eckelt Glas is an Austrian specialty glass manufacturer focused on architectural structural glass, insulated glass units, and security glazing. It is a direct peer in the premium DACH-region architectural glass market, with overlapping capabilities in IGUs, laminated safety glass, and security products.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
Sedak social profiles
Digital presenceSedak compliance and trust
Trust signalCompliance12 records
Sedak financial estimates
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Valuation estimate
Sedak leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles11 records
Sedak subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries3 records
Sedak funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds
Investors
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Sedak M&A and investment
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Investments
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Frequently asked questions about Sedak
What does Sedak do?
Sedak manufactures oversized flat and curved insulating and safety glass up to 3.6m x 20m for international architecture, marine, and rail projects from a 71,000 sqm facility in Gersthofen, Germany. The company produces a full range of large-format architectural glass — facade glass, glass roofs and floors, balustrades, glass stairs — together with marine glazing (hull, superstructure, bridge, pool windows) and rail glazing (windshields, side windows, cab windows). Its branded innovations include sedak tempered+ (anisotropy-free tempered glass), sedak multicurved (3D-bent glass without molds), sedak isopure (transparent-spacer insulating glass), sedak secuprotect/isosecure (bullet-resistant glass), and sedak ballistic glass HMG (5x BR7), with bespoke product specifications quoted per project.
Is Sedak a public or private company?
Sedak is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was Sedak founded?
Sedak was founded in 2007. It employs 101 to 250 people.
Where is Sedak based?
Sedak is headquartered in Gersthofen, Germany, in the Europe region.
How does Sedak make money?
One revenue line is on record: custom Architectural Glass Solutions.
Who are Sedak's main competitors?
Sunglass Industry s.r.l. is listed as an others. Broad incumbents are Schott AG, Guardian Glass, Pilkington (NSG Group), Saint-Gobain Glass and AGC Glass Europe (Asahi Glass). Direct peers are Cricursa, Okalux GmbH, Glas Trösch and Eckelt Glas.
Does Sedak have an API?
No public API is recorded for Sedak.
What industry is Sedak in?
Sedak's product category is Architectural Glass Manufacturing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMADAHAC, Insulating Glass Units (IGUs) & Double/Triple Glazing, with a secondary code of IMADAHAD, Tempered & Heat-Strengthened Safety Glass. Its NAICS code is 327215 and its SIC code is 3231.