GlastonAir
Completely new thinking, entirely new products with impeccable quality
Looking to explore new opportunities in the flat glass tempering business?
Here are three reasons why GlastonAir is your best choice
1.
Record-breaking quality
- No rollers or roller marks
- Practically wave-free for both clear and Low-E glass
- Best iridescence values for a quantum leap in architectural glass quality
2.
Thinnest safety glass
- First true opportunity to produce the thinnest safety glass in the world
- Highest surface compression levels for 4 mm glass requiring over 200 MPa
- 15–50% energy savings for 2–4 mm glass
3.
Value chain efficiency
- Major savings potential in all value chain stages
- Cost savings in material, freight, support structures and installation
- Better quality tempered glass creates savings and higher satisfaction
Glass made on air!
GlastonAir represents a completely new approach to glass heat treatment. GlastonAir is not just an improved flat tempering machine, but a revolutionary innovation that changes some of the orthodox rules of glass tempering. It takes glass quality to a totally new level and enables completely new products.
GlastonAir with its unique air flotation technology gives you the quality and processing results that are impossible to reach with roller-type tempering furnaces. By supporting and heating the glass on a homogeneous bed of air, GlastonAir opens up brand-new business opportunities for you and your customers.
References
Tecnoglass, Colombia
#architectural #GlastonAir #ProBend
Tecnoglass is setting additional records by being the world's first owner of the latest GlastonAir. The company is also investing in Glaston ProBend. The two machines will give them another leap ahead of their competitors by being able to provide the ultimate glass products.
Read moreBVGlazing 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)."
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