ScreenMax
Superior solution for bending large high quality windshields
Looking to produce large high-quality windshields?
Here are three reasons why Glaston ScreenMax is your best choice
1.
MASTER YOUR GLASS FORMING PROCESS
- Select process configuration to match your needs
- Optimum control for each process phase
- Intuitive user interface
2.
CHANGE AND GROW WITH YOUR NEEDS
- Reach more complex production with automated processing features
- Easy and fast add-ons to stay at the top of the market
- Add modules to increase capacity
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
Flexible bending performance for serial and mixed production
The ScreenMax automatic serial bending furnace is suitable for the serial bending of large bus and truck windshields. It is available with pin lifters and manipulators for easier loading and unloading of the glass and molds.
The bending furnace features automatic and comprehensively programmable bending with a clear user interface.
References
Shandong Donghao Autoglass, China
#Bending #Matrix #windshield
With quality as a priority, the Chinese company chose Matrix to bend even the most demanding windshield shapes and meet the highest OEM standards. “We have always given priority to quality when investing in glass processing equipment. We knew Glaston from the past and recognize the company’s expertise as a supplier of automotive glass equipment."
Read moreSplendor Shower Door, U.S.A.
#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.”
Read moreWashington Art Glass, UK
#Flat tempering #RC Series
“We’re the new kids on the block with our latest offering of digital ceramic printing on glass, bringing affordability to one-off glass pieces that can be tempered into a long-lasting masterpiece. It was all by chance that we met Dip-Tech at Glasstec in Dusseldorf in 2016. After 18 months, we’ve brought our business idea to fruition,” says Charlie Hill, owner of Washington Art Glass in Tyne and Wear, UK. “The key to our success has been an investment in Glaston’s RC Series tempering furnace for top-quality, flat glass results.”
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