Edge deletion
Edge deletion for processing rectangular and shaped glass
Precision edge deletion technology
1.
Continuous, automatic grinding of glass coating for rectangular and shaped glass
2.
Automatic grinding wheel dressing
3.
Slip-free, synchronized glass plate transportation for consistent edge deletion quality
Advantages at a glance
High-quality system components for maximum efficiency
Top quality
- Constant grinding speed using automatic speed adaption of the grinding wheel and the path velocity
- Individual adaption of the path velocity depending on the requirements of the coating
- Constant grinding wheel contact pressure for edge deletion using torque control
- Integrated grinding dust extraction unit
Easy to integrate
- Sequence programs for glass plate feeding before and after edge deletion
- Online data input as an option
Easy to use
- Suitable for different glass plate coatings
- Glass plate edge deletion for stepped insulating glass units of rectangular and shaped formats as an option
- Optional production of shaped units without the production planning system
Easy to maintain
- Simple and fast grinding wheel change
- Automatic grinding wheel dressing
References
Finn Lamex, Finland
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