01 The glass ceramics market share is predicted to grow as the construction industry expands and demand rises. Glass ceramics are less expensive than other materials. They are also utilized in the industrial and commercial sectors to help reduce noise. Glass ceramics are currently employed in the nosecones of high-end aircraft and missiles in the aerospace sector. They must survive extreme conditions such as atmospheric reentry, erosion, and rain. As a result of their exceptional abrasion resistance and great mechanical strength, they are used in the aerospace industry.
June 2026 SCHOTT expanded production capacity for specialty glass-ceramic materials at its Germany manufacturing facility, strengthening supply for astronomy, semiconductor, and high-temperature industrial applications.
April 2026 Corning Incorporated introduced a new generation of glass-ceramic materials engineered for advanced consumer electronics and industrial applications, offering improved thermal resistance and durability.
December 2025 Nippon Electric Glass expanded its glass-ceramics portfolio with new high-strength materials for automotive, electronics, and precision engineering applications.
September 2025 CeramTec expanded its advanced materials business by introducing new glass-ceramic components for medical technology and industrial equipment, strengthening its high-performance ceramics portfolio.