glass-domain

The domain extension .glass focuses on areas of the glass processing industry, i.e. the glass industry, glaziers and glass manufacturers as well as their suppliers. Its application and distribution can be extended to the genres of art, product design and fields related to these categories, whereby the name glass is not decisive for the use of this material in general.

The term glass derives from the Germanic term Glasa- amber, glass. Its probable source is the Indo-Germanic word root 'ghel' - shiny, shimmering. Accordingly, glass was named after its colour and shine. Today, glass does not only refer to the material but also to the drinking vessel made of it.
It belongs to the category of materials and is an amorphous, therefore a shapeless body, which is obtained by supercooling a melt and is considered one of the oldest materials of mankind. In the physicochemical sense, glass is a frozen supercooled liquid.

The domain extension. glass and the emphasis on the content of this term would like to address in the current context, the era of digitalization, tends to private and commercial projects, after the intention of a pure business domain has been removed.
Their use appeals to companies and stakeholders who are involved or intend to be involved in glass, optical systems and component supply. Suppliers of household goods who want to restructure their product range with reference to special segments and areas that include automotive suppliers and service providers in general as well as cities and communities with a historical and cultural background. In this respect, it may be worthwhile to discuss how the material glass can be linked to the industrial history of the respective city or municipality.

The inclusion of the fine arts, productive art-related undertakings and temporary projects such as competitions and prize competitions can be promoted and presented in a more targeted manner with this domain extension.
For consumers, it means that this first-rate ending integrates their venture into worldly busyness first-rate.

. glass is unambiguous, simple and through historical and content-related emphasis comprehensible and crystal clear. It is generic, therefore not specifically assigned to any country, and has worn the proud dress of a top-level domain since the introduction of the first domain.