Taiwan · since 1978
Yama Glass
Yama Heat Resistance Glass was founded in Taiwan in 1978 by Chen Zong-xiong and was the first Taiwanese glassworks to use an all-electric melting furnace for borosilicate glass. It hand-blows and press-moulds coffee and tea brewers, including the tall slow-drip cold brew towers and siphon brewers that are common display pieces in cafés, and sells them under its own YAMA brand worldwide. Its glass is tested to food-contact standards by SGS and Japanese laboratories.
- Founded
- 1978Sourced
- Founder
- Chen Zong-xiongSourced
- Headquarters
- TaiwanNot verified
- Ownership
- Independent (Yama Heat Resistance Glass Co., Ltd.)Sourced
- Factories
- Taiwan
- In the database
- 2 models
Chronicle
- 1978 Founded Chen Zong-xiong
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Product lines
- Cold brew drip towersBrewers
- Tabletop and stovetop siphonsBrewers
- Glass drippers and serversBrewers
Brewers 2
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What the sources say
- Founded / origin year 1978. yamaglass.com
- Founder: Chen Zong-xiong. yamaglass.com
- Ownership: Independent (Yama Heat Resistance Glass Co., Ltd.). yamaglass.com