BRIGHT 25
Maximum precision and productivity for large displays
Looking to perform precise cutting, breaking and grinding of large display glasses?
Here are three reasons why Glaston BRIGHT 25 is your best choice
1.
Two grinding wheels per grinding head
2.
Short cycle times
3.
High repetition accuracy and minimal grinding allowance
Glaston BRIGHT 25 is a line for the highly efficient and precise cutting, breaking and grinding of large display glasses. The design offers not only a process-optimized line layout, but also various expansion options using upgrade kits.
- Consistently rough and fine grinding for maximum edge strength and quality with two grinding wheels on one grinding head
- Short cycle times based on the simultaneous use of up to two tools on the same glass
- High repetition accuracy and minimal grinding allowance with a precise cutting and breaking tool
- High degree of automation with short changeover time
BRIGHT 25 VARIANT 1
The high-performance line for parallel production
BRIGHT 25 VARIANT 2
The 2-in-1 system offers maximum flexibility in glass breaking, with or without a template
References
AGC Interpane, Germany
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“I walk through our insulating glass production facility every day with pride,” says Daniel Bruckelt, Production Manager Insulating Glass of AGC Interpane in Plattling, Germany. “Not just because everything is so well organized and structured, but also because Glaston has given us a coherent concept for our unique insulating glass (IG) production. And this is what allows us to remain top-of-mind for challenging world-class projects.”
Read morePress Glass Inc., U.S.A.
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Since establishing their presence in the US through an acquisition, Poland-based Press Glass has continued its brisk growth based on the same values that make it the #1 glass fabricator in Europe and the UK. The company’s latest US investment is a Glaston ProL convection control upgrade at its Ridgeway, Virginia, plant.
Read moreWalshs Glass, Australia
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In January 2021, Walshs Glass in Western Australia began using their Glaston RHC upgrade, enabling them to improve glass flatness and optical quality. “Today, we’re positioned to take advantage of the rapidly changing glass processing demands in Western Australia," says Steve Cuff, Executive Operations Manager at Walshs Glass.
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