Model and produce multi-pane insulated units - cavities, spacer bars, gas fills and treatments - using reusable IGU schemas and components. Drive the build through a production flow with pane- and element-level confirmation, plus a structure view of every cavity.
Define reusable unit structures - double-glazed, triple-glazed and custom builds - so quotes and orders start from a known configuration instead of free text.
Each layer of the unit carries its data: cavity depth, gas fill, spacer bar, glass type and surface treatments - held in the price list and pulled into the order.
Operators confirm each individual pane and each element of the unit on the floor - not just "the order is done" - so progress is visible while the unit is still being assembled.
A cavity-composition view of the unit on the bench: which glass, which cavity, which gas, which spacer - the operator's reference for assembling it correctly.
Cavity, gas, spacer and treatment costs flow from the materials & pricing module into the order price automatically.
Print a QR label for each pane in the unit; scanning it on the floor opens the right item and lets the operator confirm work.
Where IGU schemas and components live - cavity depths, gas fills, spacers, treatments - and where unit costs come from.
The production task list and per-stage confirmation that the IGU flow plugs into - element and pane-level.
How factories that build insulated units day in, day out use MonitGlass end to end.
IGU production - common questions
You define it as an IGU schema - three panes, two cavities - and attach the components to each layer: glass type, surface treatments, cavity depth, gas fill and spacer bar. Once the schema exists you can quote and order against it without re-describing the build each time, and the structure dialog shows the operator exactly how to assemble it.
Yes. The IGU production flow uses pane- and element-level confirmation, not a single "order done" tick - operators confirm each pane and each assembly element on the floor, so a half-built unit shows accurate progress.