Heating Chamber Upgrades
Give your tempering line a second life without the cost of a new one.
Three reasons for choosing heating chamber upgrade
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Extended lifetime. A completely new heating chamber built into your existing line
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No-compromise performance. Energy-efficient, high-capacity Low-E processing, with tempering enabled for all temperable glasses
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Effortless operation. Glaston iControL automation for more automated, more consistent processing
New life for your tempering line
The Glaston heating chamber replaces a damaged or outdated furnace chamber and control system with the latest FC- or RC-Series-based chamber and Glaston iControL automation, quickly bringing your line up to today’s standards for glass quality, energy efficiency, and automated processing.
The additional heating chamber is a quick and cost-efficient modification from single-chamber to double-chamber production, providing a significant boost to total line throughput. Depending on glass type and thickness, this upgrade increases line capacity on average up to 80% with clear glasses of less than 8 mm.
We provide a fast, cost-efficient modifications that extends your line’s lifetime; no need to invest in a completely new tempering line.
References
Zanatta Vetro, Italy
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“The quality of glass we process has improved, efficiency has increased, and our operators are proud of what they can achieve with the new line,” says Gianluca Gastaldon, Sales Manager at Zanatta Vetro.
Read moreHard Glass Industry, Japan
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“Glaston’s strong global track record and our positive experience over the years were key reasons for choosing its solutions again,” says Takashi Shiotani, Production Manager at Hard Glass Industry.
Read moreLasiluoto, Finland
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“We had a clear need for larger tempered glass that our subcontracting network simply couldn’t deliver. In addition, we wanted the ability to process glasses with different coatings and meet the growing domestic demand for striking, impressive glass architecture,” says Kari Lilja, Managing Director of Lasiluoto.
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