Glass definition
Glass means fixed plain glass and mirrors in or on the Insured's business premises excluding painting, tinting, embossing or ornamental works on the glass.
Glass means a covered product made of soda lime glass.
Examples of Glass in a sentence
The DPG Supplier Social Responsibility Code of Conduct is as follows: Drug Plastics and Glass Co., Inc.
More Definitions of Glass
Glass means a hard, brittle, usually transparent nonhazardous substance commonly made from sand heated with chemicals. This includes, but is not limited to, whole or crushed materials derived from: clear or colored containers with or without California Redemption Value, flat glass, and automotive glass.
Glass means Goods made out of glass and the components of glass within a JELD-WEN Good, including splashbacks, mirrors, glass components of windows and doors, and glass components of shower screens. This definition of Glass does not include IGU or THS, which have their own separate meaning.
Glass. All exposed glass or glass surfaces that are not considered windows, including all Lucite, plastic or any transparent materials, including mirrors and entrance doors.
Glass means a hard, amorphous inorganic substance made by fusing silicates, and sometimes borates and phosphates, with certain basic oxides.
Glass means unbroken clear, brown or green glass containers. Other colored glass, broken glass and window glass are deemed refuse for the purpose of this ordinance.
Glass means all products made from silica or sand, or certain ash and limestone, the product being transparent or translucent and being used for packaging or bottling of various materials and all other material commonly known as glass, excluding, however, blue and flat glass commonly known as window glass, and mirror glass and light bulbs.
Glass means all clean, empty glass containers made from silica or sand, soda ash and limestone, which are transparent or translucent, and are commonly used for the packaging or bottling of various products. These containers shall include all clear, green or brown glass bottles and jars, separated by color, as specified by the Agency in the rules and regulations, excluding, however, pottery or ceramics, lead-based glass (such as crystal) plate glass, auto pane, mirrors, light bulbs, heat-resistant glass or ovenware, thermopane, laboratory glass, safety glass, or glass of any other color or other contamination.