ProBend
Cost-effective and flexible production of high-quality cylindrical glass
Need to produce premium quality bent tempered glass?
Here are three reasons why Glaston ProBend is your best choice
1.
Reach top-quality results from each run
- #1 choice for coated, premium façades
- Bend with precision – glass after glass
- Say goodbye to anisotropy
2.
Save in production costs
- Zero tooling
- No changeover time
- Best energy efficiency available
3.
Grow your business for a lifetime
- Stay future-proof with upgrades
- Serve for decades thanks to quality engineering
- Take full advantage of the Glaston community
Glaston ProBend with zero-tooling process
ProBend with its zero-tooling process offers a cost-effective, flexible way of producing quality cylindrical safety glass in a wide range of sizes and thicknesses.
It has the capability of processing large glass sizes for bent tempered, heat-strengthened and even laminated products. The machine features separate or combined bending and tempering sections, LB and CB, processing flat glass in the bending section or in a separate chiller.
With ProBend, the changeover time is just 5–10 minutes from product to product.
References
Mosavtosteklo, Russia
#architectural #ProBend
Mosavtosteklo, a forerunner in glazing products production, has once again beaten the competition by increasing its investment in Glaston equipment at its plants in the greater Moscow region. In addition to its three existing Glaston machines, Mosavtosteklo has acquired a new generation Glaston ProBend™ with its Glaston FC500™ tempering technology.
Read moreTecnoglass, 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 moreAGP Architectural Glass Products, NZ
#architectural #architectural glass #automation #FC Series #iLooK
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.
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