OEM/ODM Aluminum Glass Window Manufacturers & Global Solutions

For custom OEM/ODM architectural projects, our standard production lead time is 25 to 35 calendar days following final shop drawing sign-off and color sample approval. For bespoke die extrusion molds requiring brand-new profile tooling, add 10 to 15 days for die creation and sample extrusion verification. Our minimum order quantity (MOQ) is highly flexible: for custom commercial projects or luxury private developments, our minimum starts at 50 square meters. For container-load wholesale distributor orders (20GP/40HQ), we offer tiered volume pricing and customized protective crating.

Standard aluminum is a highly conductive metal with a thermal conductivity of approximately 160–200 W/m·K, leading to significant thermal bridging, energy loss, and internal condensation. Our thermal break profiles insert a low-conductivity Polyamide PA66-GF25 structural strip (thermal conductivity ~0.3 W/m·K) between the inner and outer aluminum chambers. This structural barrier interrupts the conductive heat pathway, reducing thermal transfer by up to 65%. When paired with low-E argon-filled double or triple glazing, system U-values drop dramatically from >4.5 W/m²K (non-thermal) down to 1.0–1.4 W/m²K, ensuring full compliance with modern energy codes.

We manufacture a comprehensive array of high-performance glass matrixes. Options include fully tempered safety glass, triple-silver Low-E coatings, warm-edge silicone spacers, argon/krypton gas fills, electrochromic smart privacy glass, and acoustic laminated glass featuring PVB or SentryGlas (SGP) interlayers. For sound dampening (STC ratings), standard double glazing achieves STC 32–35. By utilizing asymmetric glass thickness (e.g., 8mm exterior glass + 12mm argon gap + 6mm interior glass) or PVB acoustic laminated units, our engineering team achieves STC ratings of 42 dB to 48 dB, ideal for urban high-rises and airport-adjacent developments.

Our 35 QC inspectors execute a 4-tier inspection protocol: (1) Raw Material Verification checking billet chemical composition and extrusion hardness (Webster hardness > 12); (2) Dimensional & Corner Miter Shear Strength Audits following automated CNC machining; (3) Water Tightness & Air Permeability Chamber Testing where fully assembled units are subjected to static and dynamic pressure up to 700Pa; and (4) Surface Coating Thickness Audits ensuring anodizing meets 25µm (AAMA 611) or PVDF coating meets 3-coat 70% Kynar 500 standards (AAMA 2605).

Yes, engineering compliance for regional building codes is one of our primary OEM strengths. We customize extrusions, glass thicknesses, dynamic seals, and multi-point locking systems specifically to meet Australian AS2047, North American NFRC/AAMA, Canadian CSA, and European CE standards. For Florida High Velocity Hurricane Zones (HVHZ), we engineer frames with heavy structural aluminum reinforcement wall thickness (up to 3.0mm) and laminate glass with SGP interlayers capable of passing TAS 201 (Large Missile Impact) and TAS 202 (Cyclic Wind Pressure Loading) tests.

All window and door assemblies are packed using a multi-layer protective protocol: protective peelable film on extrusions, foam corner guards, sealed water-resistant wrapping, and fully enclosed ISPM-15 compliant fumigated plywood crates. Crates feature integrated forklift channels and heavy-duty steel corner bracing for ocean transit. For large-scale commercial installation, Zenit provides complete shop drawing packages (CAD/BIM models), step-by-step installation manuals, and remote video consultation with our structural engineering team.