At Hangzhou Velox Architectural Glass & Window Co., Ltd., we redefine the intersection of daylight and design. Since 2018, we have evolved from a local manufacturer into a global powerhouse, bridging the gap between high-performance engineering and aesthetic architectural vision.
Modern commercial and industrial design demands more than just glass in a frame. Our skylights integrate Thermal Break technology and low-E glazing to optimize building energy performance, reducing the carbon footprint of skyscrapers, residential lofts, and industrial atriums. By leveraging our 22,000 sqm facility, we deliver scaled solutions that meet the rigid environmental standards of Oceania, Southeast Asia, and South America.
Our R&D unit of 32 specialized engineers focuses on the integration of IoT within fenestration. From AI-driven rain sensors to automated climate control, our skylights act as an active skin for the building, reacting to environmental shifts in real-time. We are currently pioneering ultra-large span glass solutions that push the boundaries of structural load-bearing capacity without compromising on the minimalist aesthetic.
Compliance is the bedrock of international construction. Every product bearing the Velox label undergoes rigorous testing by our 25-person QC team. We operate under strict ISO-certified protocols, ensuring that every batch of aluminum profiles and laminated glass meets regional building codes. Whether it is acoustic insulation for urban noise mitigation or high-load capacity for heavy snow regions, our engineering team ensures that your architectural vision is realized with safety and reliability.
We use double-glazed Low-E glass and advanced thermal-break frames to minimize thermal bridges, significantly reducing HVAC loads.
Yes, our 32-engineer R&D team specializes in OEM/ODM projects, tailoring glass thickness, finishes, and opening mechanisms to unique site needs.
With 6 years of global logistics expertise, we ensure professional crating and shipping compliance for seamless delivery across SEA, Oceania, and South America.