Assembling
Automatic assembling and pressing of insulating glass units
Here are three reasons why Glaston’s assembly robots are your best choice
1.
Automatic assembling and pressing of insulating glass units, gas-filled option
2.
Processing of different dimensions and spacer widths in any sequence
3.
Constant pressing of double and triple insulating glass units
Assembly, gas filling and press robots
Feel the dynamic interaction of power and precision with our assembly robots. They are available in the several variants.
UNIT’ASSEMBLER Type ZPG-V
Highly versatile
- Almost limitless insulating glass construction possibilities
- Suitable for rectangular forms and nearly all kinds of shaped forms
- Processes different dimensions and spacer widths in any sequence
- Constant pressing and gas filling of double and triple insulating glass units
- Quick-reaction sensor for permanent monitoring of the gas filling process
Optional
- Additional equipment for the manufacturing of up to three-sided stepped rectangular or shaped forms
UNIT’ASSEMBLER Type ZPV-TG-V
- One- or two-step-pressing of insulating glass units up to 6.00 m in length
- Simultaneous assembling, gas filling and pressing of two insulating glass units
- Separated press plates for tandem operation
- Quick gas filling system for the processing of argon as the standard filling gas
- Efficient in a tandem operation for the manufacturing of usual unit sizes and in a single operation for oversized units
Options
- Additional equipment for the manufacturing and gas filling of up to four-sided stepped rectangular and shaped forms
- Additional equipment for gas filling insulating glass units with krypton and gas mixtures
- Additional equipment for gas filling triple insulating glass units (both air spaces)
- Additional equipment for gas filling insulating glass units with muntin bars (both sides)
- Electronic control for correctly assembling insulating glass units
- Additional device for processing TPS® insulating glass
UNIT’ASSEMBLER Type ZPG-R
- Variant suitable for a single version
- Assembling, gas filling and pressing of insulating glass units
Options
- Additional equipment for gas filling with krypton and gas mixtures
- Additional equipment for gas filling triple insulating glass units
- Assembling and automatic gas filling of stepped insulating glass units (up to three-sided)
- Additional device for processing TPS® insulating glass
UNIT’ASSEMBLER Type ZPG-RTG
- Variant suitable for a tandem version
- Simultaneous assembling, gas filling and pressing of two insulating glass units
- Separated press plates for a tandem operation or for oversized units in a single operation
Options
- Additional equipment for gas filling with krypton and gas mixtures
- Additional equipment for gas filling triple insulating glass units
- Assembling and automatic gas filling of stepped insulating glass units (up to three-sided)
- Additional device for processing TPS® insulating glass
References
Pilkington Automotive Finland, Finland
#automotive glass #automotiveindustry #CNC #CNC96 #lifecycleservices #mobility #reference #upgrades
“We decided to extend the lifetime of our Bystronic (now Glaston) automotive glass cutting equipment with a Glaston CNC96 upgrade kit and ensure that we can continue to get spare parts,” says Matti Säynäväjärvi, Technical Services Group Leader, Pilkington Automotive Finland Oy, Laitila plant.
Read moreViridian Glass, Australia
#architectural #automation #COMFORT #glass quality #IG unit #insulating glass #reference
As building regulations require more energy-efficient glass, Viridian Glass has stepped up its game. Purchasing Glaston’s COMFORT BOX IG manufacturing line enables its Woodville plant in Adelaide to meet burgeoning demands with visibly better quality and shorter lead times. “High quality insulated glass is the future in Australia,” says, National Operational Excellence Manager, Tarun Bhatia at Viridian Glass.
Read moreAGP, New Zealand
#architectural #automation #autopilot #digitalization #FC Series #flat glass tempering #reference
“We’re now running with the stability, reliability and consistency we aimed to achieve when we invested in Glaston’s Autopilot,” David Bunting, Managing Director of Architectural Glass Products (AGP), says.
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