Spacer pad application
Application of pre-punched spacer pads on insulating glass units
Application on back side of insulating glass unit
1.
Automatically controlled application of pre-punched spacer pads on insulating glass units for contact-free stacking
2.
No restrictions on the take-off of insulating glass units thanks to free front surface
3.
Versions with up to five application levels
UNIT'PADAPPLICATOR Type DA-HS
Exact application
- Distances of applied spacer pads:
Horizontal:
infinitely adjustable, minimum distance 100 mm
Vertical:
steady distances of application levels - Engaged quantity of application levels depending on the height of the insulating glass unit
- Registration of the height for each insulating glass unit
- Also suitable for shaped forms
- Convenient and quick insertion of the spacer pad rolls into the applicator unit
Option
- Increased performance thanks to preceding measuring device to automatically pre-set the application levels
References
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