Gold Glass - ALP (GGG)

Employee Size

11-50

Organization Type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Bohemia, NY

Founded

1988

Four generations in the retail glass business shaped Gold Glass–ALP, which became the first company to introduce automotive glass universal moldings in 1988. Today, the 2017 joint venture serves auto-glass installers, glass manufacturers, and OEM customers with standard and custom rubber and plastic parts, supported by global manufacturing and a U.S. warehouse. Its facilities and manufacturing partners maintain ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 certifications.

• Gold Glass - ALP (GGG)Gold Glass–ALP grew from four generations in the retail glass business and became the first company to introduce automotive-glass universal moldings in 1988. Formed as a joint venture with the ALP Group in 2017, the company now serves auto-glass professionals, glass manufacturers, and OEM customers with rubber and plastic components tailored to their needs. GGG has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 2010.BOHEMIA, NY
• Auto Temp, IncFor more than 20 years, Auto Temp, Inc. has built its reputation as a Batavia-area manufacturer serving major automotive glass providers. The company produces tempered curved and flat glass for OEM and aftermarket customers, with a 252,000-square-foot facility and ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its work.BATAVIA, OH
• PilkingtonPilkington makes architectural, technical, and automotive glass for buildings and vehicles, with offerings spanning new and restored structures as well as original-equipment and aftermarket vehicle glazing. Now part of Nippon Sheet Glass’s NSG Group, the brand traces its glassmaking heritage back 200 years and combines global production and distribution with regional support. Its automotive operation controls production from raw materials to finished parts and supports installers with technical guidance and, in select regions, ADAS calibration.TOLEDO, OH
• Allied Glass Industries, IncFamily-owned since its founding in 1979, Allied Glass Industries grew from Robert Van Horn’s two-machine shop into a Clarks Summit manufacturer serving glass fabricators, contractors, and OEMs across the United States. The Van Horn family’s original focus on store-fixture glass remains part of the business, now carried out in a 30,000-square-foot facility with in-house tempering for commercial and specialty projects.CLARKS SUMMIT, PA