CHEMGLASS is an American company specializing in glass experimental instruments and consumables. CHEMGLASS is a holding company and a family owned enterprise. The current head of CHEMGLASS is Walter E. Surdam, and the president is David Surdam.

CHEMGLASS was founded by Walter P. Surdam in 1946. Initially, it was a glass products trading company of Kimble Glass Limited in Vineland, serving as a supervisor during World War II. Walter P. Surdam then left the glass company and opened a store elsewhere, producing glass blowing products. Around 1980, Chemglass moved to a new industrial park. With the passage of time and the growth of CHEMGLASS's predecessor, the company's area more than doubled in the mid-1990s. As Chemglass continued to prosper, some new factory plans were also initiated. Currently, Chemglass has 240 employees, including 15 in the United States. Customer and operating 112000 square foot facility.

CHEMGLASS, Inc., located in the United States, has performed exceptionally well in the field of life science experimental instruments and equipment. The company was founded in 2009 and specializes in manufacturing scientific and chemical products. Currently, CHEMGLASS produces the highest quality laboratory glassware and equipment, providing support and power to the scientific community. CHEMGLASS is also a mainstream manufacturer of laboratory glassware with reliable product reputation and quality. Chemglass is headquartered in New Jersey, USA. As a glassware manufacturer, Chemglass utilizes glass raw materials purchased from glass manufacturing and re operates these materials to produce standard catalog projects or custom components. Its production capabilities include glass forming and threading, grinding and polishing, glass processing, precision inner hole shrinkage, tube cutting and processing, glass edging, and plastic coating. In recent years, CHEMGLASS factory has made continuous progress in production equipment, and has adopted CNC machining lathes for the manufacturing of glassware instruments. Chemglass has specialized production processes for some professional glassware thermometers, heating sleeves, incubators, vacuum gauges, cell and tissue culture products. Currently, Chemglass's glass instrument products manufactured for the future are sold in various countries and regions.