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Auto Temp, Inc. is a highly sophisticated manufacturer of automotive tempered products. All products are manufactured in the USA. ATI manufactures quality uniformly tempered curved and flat glass and is the after market OEM Auto Glass Manufacturer for the Daimler Chrysler Corporation as well as the OEM Auto Glass Manufacturer for Western Star, Navistar, and Mazda for door glasses, vent glasses, quarter glasses as well as rear windshield back glasses.

AP Technoglass, part of the Asahi Co Ltd Companies in Japan is said to be the largest automotive glass manufacturer in the world, has been manufacturing safety glass in the United States for domestic and import automobiles since 1986. This high quality manufacturer is a factory OEM as well as an OEM aftermarket supplier to many foreign and domestic auto makers including Honda, Isuzu, Mercedes Benz, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Toyota, Saturn and other GM vehicles.

Sekurit, Autover, of Germany claims to be the number one automotive replacement glass in Europe. Saint Gobain/Sekurit has been the OEM supplier to some of the finest automobiles worldwide including Audi and Volkswagen as well as many other vehicles including GM’s Cadillac Escalade. Sekurit also produces an entire line of OEM factory and OEM aftermarket parts from windshields to door glasses, vent glasses, quarter glasses and rear windshield back windows that meet their customers high demands for quality, fit and finish in luxury vehicles.

Guardian Glass, Guardian's heritage is rooted in automotive glass. As a small glass fabricator in Detroit in the 1930s, Guardian cut its teeth laminating and fabricating windshields for military vehicles as part of the storied "arsenal of democracy. Fast forward nearly 80 years and Guardian's automotive glass group has taken glass to new levels for automobiles. Their advanced coatings for glass have to led to advancements in solar management glass and their manufacturing know how has enabled them to produce unique panoramic sunroofs and perfect more common glass systems like back windows or lift gate windows. Guardian is a trusted supplier to the largest auto manufactures in the world.

Mopar , Daimler Chrysler, Safeguard, OEM glass has been developed exclusively for Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge and Jeep vehicles. Mopar also produces an entire line up of quality OEM factory and OEM aftermarket parts like windshields, door glasses, vent glasses, quarter glasses and rear windshield back windows that meet their customers demands for high quality, fit and finish.

Crinamex glass is actually owned by Vitro, S.A. de C.V, through its subsidiary companies, is one of the world's leading glass producers. Trademarked by several other names, such as Crinamex, Vitro Flex, VPM and others . Vitro is a factory OEM supplier as well as an OEM aftermarket supplier of windshields to many foreign and domestic auto manufacturers.

Carlite provides the entire line of OEM factory and OEM aftermarket parts like windshields, door glasses, vent glasses, quarter glasses and rear windshield back windows that meet customer demands for quality, fit and finish. In addition to OEM Ford Lincoln Mercury parts, Carlite also provides a broad range of quality domestic and foreign parts including GM, Daimler-Chrysler, Hyundai, Nissan, Toyota, Volvo and more. All Carlite products are manufactured to meet OEM standards. Sales of Zeledyne Glass the OEM for Ford with the brand name Carlite was sold on April 1, 2011 to Central Glass Co. Ltd based out of Japan. A few years back Zeledyne went into a business deal with Central Glass Co to form a new auto glass manufacturing company called Carlex. Later Zeledyne sold its portion of the new company to Central Glass Co. Ltd. Carlite and Carlex are a great fit for one another and should continue bringing great products to the OEM and aftermarket.

The Fuyao Group Limited is the wholly owned subsidiary of Fuyao Glass Industry Group Co. Ltd and are registered in Hong Kong . It is the official and sole overseas representative and marketing and sales platform for Fuyao automotive safety glass for replacement used in vehicles worldwide, including the safety glass for light vehicles, heavy- duty vehicles, bus, coaches and off road vehicles. The Fuyao Group claims that they maintain the same standards to quality suppliers and materials, including float glass and inter layers. They also state that they uses the same production and processing equipment for both OEM and ARG, and applies the same quality control and testing system. FY further states that there is no difference between OEM and ARG products except for the logo. FY's OEM products bear the vehicle's brand name, whereas ARG aftermarket products do not. FYG made products bearing the FYG logo are the same quality as OE parts because they are actually OE Equivalent Spare Parts. The photo to your right shows automobile companies that use FY as one of their suppliers for their OEM auto glass parts.

This page is a ranked listing of all the brand name OEM and OEE windshield and OEM and OEE tempered auto glass parts we sell here at Phoenix Glass. The primary brands of Auto Glass we sell and install the majority of the time are manufactured by PGW, Pilkington, Trival, Carlite, Mopar and ATI.

Vitro - In March of 2017 Vitro, S.A.B. de C.V. (BMV: VITROA), a leading North American glass producer headquartered in Monterrey, Mexico anounced they had acquired Pittsburgh Glass Works’ (PGW) automotive original equipment manufacturer (OEM) glass business from LKQ Corporation.

LKQ Corporation - In April of 2016 LKQ Corporation who is a provider of alternative and speciality parts to repair and accessorize automobiles and other vehicles. LKQ purchased PGW and sold all of it’s manufacturing plants 11 months later to Vitro. In March 2022 LKQ sold PGW Auto Glass to a private equity firm called One Equity Partners.

PPG - Pittsburgh Plate Glass. PPG Started out in 1883 and had been designing, improving and manufacturing automotive windshields since they were invented. PPG's global presence enabled them to build a history of supplying quality automotive auto glass and for both OEM and replacement markets to the top car companies in the world. In August of 2008, PPG sold 60% of its auto glass business to a New York private equity group called Kohlberg & Co. LLC. PPG Industries Inc. automotive glass business was renamed to PGW, Pittsburgh Glass Works. PGW - Pittsburgh Glass Works. In August of 2008 a New York private equity group called Kholberg & Co. LLC purchased a 60% majority stake of PPG’s auto glass business. At this point PPG’s automotive glass business was renamed to PGW, Pittsburgh Glass Works. In May of 2009 PGW entered into a partnership with Daimler AG to supply automotive glass to the German vehicle manufacturer. Under the new, multi-year contract, PGW became the primary windshield, door and rear window supplier for Mercedes-Benz cars and sport utility vehicles.

TRIVAL < NSG < Pilkington < LOF Automotive Glass Replacement provides OEM quality glass parts such as windshield,door,quarter, vent and back glasses for auto glass replacement throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. Over the years, Pilkington developed a large number of glass operations around the world, each with their local identity. Several other brand names have been absorbed by the Pilkington brand such as Triplex, SIV, Libbey Owen’s Ford (LOF), and Blindex. In 2006 Nippon Sheet Glass of Japan who already owned 20% of the company, purchased the remaining 80% reportedly to be able to take on Asahi Glass, the world's number one player. NSG believes its close ties to Toyota and Honda will help it secure more business from the car sector, Pilkington's biggest market. Pilkington provides glazing for one in three of the world's vehicles and supplies all of the major vehicle groups including Toyota, GM, Ford, Daimler, VW, Renault/Nissan, PSA Peugeot Citroen, Honda BMW and Volvo.

Safelite Glass Corperation was and is no longer a OEE Aftermarket windshield manufacture. They are currently owned by Belron a very large company whose roots began in South Africa and have now spread across the world. At the time of this writing Belron was trading under 15 different brands including Carglass, Autoglass and now Safelite. Belron acquired the Safelite Group in 2007 who was at that time one of, if not the main after market or "original equipment equivalent (OEE)" auto glass manufacturers who produced "OEM equivalent", or "OEE", auto glass in their own manufacturing facility which was located in Enfield, NC and was ISO-9002 certified to ensure consistently high quality. According to Safelite their products we’re essentially the same type of glass that is installed at the time your vehicle was made and that the only difference between OEM and OEE is the windshield manufacturer. Safelite also claimed that their glass met or exceeded all federal, industry and safety standards, and to make sure they engaged in some of the most rigorous product testing in the industry.