Glass plate washing
Continuous washing and drying of diverse glass plates
Glass plate washing machines with a long lifetime
1.
Energy-saving cleaning and drying of different glass thickness
2.
Chainless brush- and transport drives outside of the machine
3.
Maintenance-free, water protected bearings of the brushes
cleaner 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, bilateral suitable
- Water-tank with heater integrated in machine housing
- Air knife design blower-nozzles for optimum glass plate drying
Options
- Electronic frequency control of brush drives for especially sensitive coatings
- Inspection windows in front doors
- Reversible transport drive for glass plates
- Automatic coating recognition
cleaner 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 if processing different glass thickness
- Symmetric design of brush shafts, bilateral suitable
- Air knife design blower-nozzles for optimum glass plate drying
Options
- Brush-lifting equipment for coated glass plates
- Electronic frequency control of brush drives for especially sensitive coatings
- Reversible transport drive for glass plates
- Additional equipment for glass thickness up to 30 mm (1.18 in.) resp. 45 mm (1.77 in.)
- Automatic coating recognition
References
Glassworks, Australia
#appliances #architectural #FC Series #Flat tempering
“Our aim has always been to bring the best technology and machinery from around the world to serve our market with highly customized solutions in glass,” says Michael Gleeson, Executive Director of Glassworks, in Melbourne, Australia. “With the addition of the Glaston FC Series furnace, we are now capable of handling even larger and more sophisticated pieces, bringing new dimensions in glass innovation to Australia.”
Read moreBojar, Poland
#anisotropy #architectural #FC Series #iLooK #iridescence
“Be it architects, façade engineers or homeowners, people expect high-quality glass products with shorter delivery times. Execution, precision, accuracy and aesthetics all affect customer satisfaction – and higher customer satisfaction leads to extended relationships and more business. We are proud that Bojar is one of only a few companies in the market that offers tempered glass without visible anisotropy,” says Krzysztof Harasimowicz, Bojar Sales Director.
Read moreSplendor Shower Door, U.S.A.
#appliances #architectural #flat tempering #RC Series
“For our current modernization project, undertaken during Christmas break in 2018, Glaston was by far the best vendor to work with,” says Tom Wanamaker, President of Splendor Shower Door in Holland, Ohio. “From start to finish, our experience with them was great. Communications, installation and training all went very smoothly.”
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