Spacer filling
Manual or automatic spacer filling in shortest cycle times
Customizable. Precise. Economic.
1.
Simplified logistics using first-in/first-out process
2.
Processing of different types of spacer frames
3.
Parallel filling and transporting operations
SPACER'FILLER M
Desiccant filling station for subsequent filling
- Drilling, filling and sealing of two frame members simultaneous
- Sensor-controlled monitoring of the filling process guarantees an optimum filling degree
- Desiccant feeding by 200 litres big bags
- Removal of excessive desiccant grains by suction
- Automatic sealing of the filling holes with butyl
- Feeding unit can be infinitely adjusted pneumatically
SPACER'FILLER AT
Desiccant filling without manual intervention providing shortest cycle times
thanks to parallel filling and transporting operations.
- Simplified logistics via first-in/first-out process
- Processing of stretched and curved frames made of aluminium, steel, stainless steel or plastic profiles
- Proven drilling of fill holes centered at the back of the spacer profile
- Parallel drilling and filling of the two vertical frame legs
- Clean and sensor-controlled filling operation with removal of excessive desiccant grains by suction
- Desiccant grains, spheric Ø 0.5 up to 0.9 mm (0.02 – 0.04 in.), 200 litres (55 gallons) drums
- Automatic butyl sealing of the filling holes
- Automatic frame transfer to SPACER’BUTYLAPPLICATOR
- Processing symmetrical internal bars up to 40 mm (1.57 in.) wide
- Shape filling in manual operation possible
Options
- picker – frame carrier for spacer frame buffering at spacerbending machines
- feeder – frame carrier for spacer frame buffering and transportation from spacerbending machines to the SPACER’FILLER AT
References
BVGlazing 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)."
Read morePLG, Finland
#architectural #Flat tempering #RC Series #Upgrades
“We’ve always been an important partner to the large window manufacturers in Finland. Listening to their needs and responding has helped us stay competitive in this market,” Tommi Nousiainen, CEO of PLG in Finland, explains. “We were not specifically looking for a tempering furnace. But when our customers began to require high-quality tempered glass, we moved swiftly ahead with an entry-level Glaston RC model. Since then, we have already been able to upgrade the line twice in response to the rapidly evolving market.”
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