Automatic sealing
Continuous sealing of insulating glass units of different formats and dimensions
Reliable solutions for automated insulating glass unit sealing
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Continuous, automatic sealing of I.G. units in varying formats and dimensions
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Fast, volume-controlled dosing system
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Excellent mixing and dosing quality
SPEED'SEALER
High-speed sealing robot for insulating glass units
Slowly was yesterday
With it you can really step on the gas
- Highly accurate dosing technology for instant adjustment of volumes when there are changes in the joint depth
- Optimum sealing quality, even with changes in temperature and material batch as well as at the start of production
- Self monitoring, constant mixing ratio of the two material components
- Self-cleaning, flow optimized mixer prevents clogging of the mixing section
- Slight wear and tear due to the very low fluid pressure
- Graphical user interface for intuitive control through a touch-screen
XXL'SEALER
Sealing technology with new dimensions
Automatic sealing on highest level
The solution for maxium requirements
- Continuous, automatic sealing of insulating glass units of different formats and dimensions, specifically for large-dimensioned elements up to 18 m length (XXL version)
- Homogeneously sealed corners due to nozzle /spatula system
- Patented conveyor systems for safe and clean transport
- Modular engineering concept
Options
- Automatic sealing of 1- up to 4-sided stepped insulating glass units
- Automatic sealing material changing system – up to 10 times faster than other systems
- 200 litres drum pump for B component
- Several undergripping options available in the discharge area
- Nozzles for special applications
References
BVGlazing Systems, Canada
#architectural #FC Series #Flat tempering #RC Series
"Glass has become a feature of the building – not just something you’re looking through. That’s why all the glass we deliver must be of the highest possible quality,” says Andrew Dolphin, General Manager Glass Operations at BVGlazing in Toronto. “Glaston’s RC350 and FC500 have helped us expand our business to greater capacity with outstanding glass quality.”
Read moreAGP, New Zealand
#architectural #architectural glass #FC Series #iLooK
"We designed our brand-new plant to deliver high performance results, combining our vision for machinery with our personnel selection to offer a superior product and service to our customers. We chose two Glaston FC tempering lines for repeatable and reliable quality results,” says David Bunting, General Manager of Architectural Glass Products (AGP)."
Read morePLG, Finland
#architectural #Flat tempering #RC Series #Upgrades
“We’ve always been an important partner to the large window manufacturers in Finland. Listening to their needs and responding has helped us stay competitive in this market,” Tommi Nousiainen, CEO of PLG in Finland, explains. “We were not specifically looking for a tempering furnace. But when our customers began to require high-quality tempered glass, we moved swiftly ahead with an entry-level Glaston RC model. Since then, we have already been able to upgrade the line twice in response to the rapidly evolving market.”
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