01 / EXISTING MODEL
Start with a Current Style
Review the real photos, dimensions, finish and MOQ of the existing style below. Send the model number, required quantity and fixture details when you ask for a quote.
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Hand-Blown Glass Lamp Shades
Glass shade components for lighting brands and fixture manufacturers. Choose an existing shade or send us a drawing for a new mold. We review shape, mounting fit, appearance and planned quantity before quoting.
Existing Model or Custom Mold
Choose a current style or develop a new shape for your fixture.
02 / NEW DESIGN
Develop a Custom Mold
Send a drawing or reference with the desired profile, opening, color, finish and planned quantity. We can review mold and sample feasibility before quoting.
Explore the Custom RouteExisting Hand-Blown Model
Opal White Oval Glass Lamp Shade
MODEL: SKDEW54
A mouth-blown glass shade with an oval profile and a glossy surface, shown in opal white and cream. Review the model details and mounting requirements for your fixture.
- Body size
- Ø180 × H100 mm
- Appearance
- Opal white or cream, glossy
- Glass material
- Soda-lime glass
- Forming
- Mouth-blown glass
- MOQ
- 200 pieces
Confirm the selected version, quantity by color and mounting details when requesting a quote.
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Send a drawing, existing sample or reference image. We will review the glass shape, fixture fit and finish with you before quoting a new mold and sample.
Shape and Mounting
Send the target profile, body size, opening or neck, and the hardware that will hold the glass. A drawing or existing sample helps define the contact points.
Color and Surface
Provide a color or finish reference and the intended light source. Agree on the appearance with a physical sample before repeat production.
Mold and Sample Review
We review mold feasibility and confirm the sample requirements for the selected design. MOQ, tooling cost and production timing are quoted for that specification.
How Hand-Blown Glass Is Formed
In mouth-blown glassmaking, air is blown through a blowpipe to expand hot glass. Tools or a mold may be used to shape the body and surface details.
01 / HOT WORK
Glass Gathering
Molten glass is gathered onto a blowpipe for the selected shade form.
02 / HOT WORK
Initial Blowing
Air begins to expand the hot glass while the blowpipe keeps it moving.
03 / HOT WORK
Opal Layer
For the opal shade shown, a white layer is added while the glass is hot.
04 / FORMING
Mold Forming
A mold can set the rounded profile of the blown glass body.
05 / COOLING
Annealing
Formed shades cool through the annealing line before finishing.
06 / FINISHING
Cutting the Opening
The opening is cut to the dimensions agreed for the fixture.
07 / FINISHING
Grinding the Edge
The cut rim is ground to prepare a smooth contact surface.
08 / FINISHING
Drilling a Mounting Hole
A mounting hole is drilled where the approved design requires one.
09 / REVIEW
Rinsing and Review
The shade is rinsed so its form and surface can be checked.
Annealing uses controlled cooling to reduce internal stress. Opening and edge work depend on the design, so confirm the forming and finishing requirements for the selected model.
Samples, Batch Consistency & Repeat Orders
Agree on the critical dimensions and appearance criteria before placing a production order. An approved sample provides a reference; the acceptable variation should also be defined.
Fit and Dimensions
Identify the dimensions that control assembly and agree on their tolerances. Check the sample with the intended hardware.
Appearance Across a Batch
Agree on color, surface and any decorative features. If shades will be used together, review samples as a group.
Repeat Order References
Keep the agreed drawing version and appearance reference. Note any changes to the fixture, quantity or packing requirements when reordering.
Request a Hand-Blown Glass Shade Quote
Send a model number or drawing reference, the quantity you need and the delivery country. Add the shape, appearance and mounting details that matter to your project.
For a custom design, paste a drawing or reference link and describe the key requirements in Project details.