Glass plate washing
Continuous washing and drying of diverse glass plates
Here are three reasons why Glaston’s glass plate washing machines are your best choice
1.
Energy-saving cleaning and drying of different glass thicknesses
2.
Chainless brush and transport drives outside the machine
3.
Maintenance-free, water-protected brush bearings
GLASS’WASHER GW-D
- Three separate brush-pair drives
- Synchronous drive of vertical transport shafts for slip- and distortion-free glass plate transport
- Symmetric design of brush shafts, suitable also for bilateral use
- Water tank with a heater integrated into the machine housing
- Blower nozzles with air-knife design for optimum glass plate drying
Options
- Electronic frequency control of the brush drives for especially sensitive coatings
- Inspection windows in doors on front side
- Reversible transport drive for glass plates
- Automatic coating recognition
GLASS’WASHER GW-SU
- Four separate brush-pair drives
- Synchronous drive of vertical transport shafts for slip- and distortion-free glass plate transport
- Automatic opening and closing of parallel guided brush and transport shafts
- Constant brush contact depth when processing different glass thicknesses
- Symmetric design of brush shafts, suitable also for bilateral use
- Blower nozzles with air-knife design for optimum glass plate drying
Options
- Brush-lifting equipment for coated glass plates
- Electronic frequency control of the brush drives for especially sensitive coatings
- Reversible transport drive for glass plates
- Additional equipment for glass thickness up to 30 mm (1.18 in) and 45 mm (1.77 in)
- Automatic coating recognition
References
AGP Architectural Glass Products, NZ
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In this video David Bunting at Architectural Glass Products (AGP) in New Zealand is sharing his & his team's experiences on working with Glaston FC Series tempering lines.
Read moreRakla Tampere Oy, Finland
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Mr. Visa Seppälä at Rakla Tampere Oy in Finland is sharing his and his team's experiences on working with Glaston FC Series tempering line.
Read moreSteinfort Glas BV, Netherlands
#appliances #architectural #architectural glass #automation #digitalization #FC Series #Flat tempering #glass tempering process #Insight
Mr. Jan Anjema at Steinfort Glas BV in the Netherlands is sharing his and his team's experiences on working with Glaston FC Series tempering line.
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