Glaston Cording Machine
Fast, automatic re-cording for reliable glass quality
Three reasons for choosing Glaston Cording Machine:
Easy, fast and automatic re-cording of rollers
Consistent quality
Operational safety
Protect glass quality with automated roller re-cording
The Glaston Cording Machine enables easy, fast and automatic re-cording of tempering line rollers. Re-cording replaces worn Kevlar rope on steel rollers in the cooling and quenching sections, preventing hot glass from touching metal parts that can cause scratches and thermal shock.
Designed for chiller and bender rollers, the machine can handle roller lengths up to 3600 mm, supports both left- and right-handed rollers, offers adjustable cord pitch, and also allows full roller cording.
Benefits at a glance:
- Complete in hours what takes 2 days manually
- Achieve consistent quality through automation
- Improve operator safety
- Support sustainability through roller reuse
References
Dr. Greiche Glass, Egypt
#automotive #automotive glass #bending and tempering #glass bending #glass tempering #HTBS #reference #safety glass #tempered glass
“Our definition of glass has changed over the years – from a simple see-through, solid material to a high-performance smart product,” says Mohamed Ezz El-Din, Technical Department Manager at DG Glass. “That’s why we have had to change too. Today, we’re investing in new technologies like Glaston’s HTBS bending and tempering furnace to change the definition of automotive glass we’re bringing to the market.”
Read moreMosavtosteklo, Russia
#architectural #bending and tempering #glass bending #ProBend #reference #safety glass #tempered glass
Mosavtosteklo, a forerunner in glazing products production, has once again beaten the competition by increasing its investment in Glaston equipment at its plants in the greater Moscow region. In addition to its three existing Glaston machines, Mosavtosteklo has acquired a new generation Glaston ProBend™ with its Glaston FC500™ tempering technology.
Read moreZanatta Vetro, Italy
#architectural #automation #autopilot #glass tempering #glass tempering process #Jumbo Series #reference #safety glass #tempered glass
“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.
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