SPEED

The benchmark in triple and quadruple insulating glass manufacturing using conventional, flexible and TPS® spacers


Looking for the fastest possible insulating glass production?
Here are three reasons why Glaston SPEED is your best choice

1.

Produce triple units in the same time other lines produce double units

2.

Ideally designed work steps

3.

Choose between conventional, flexible or TPS® spacers

Glaston SPEED is a quick insulating glass manufacturing line that produces triple and quadruple units in the fastest possible cycle times. It is available in the following variants:

SPEED BOX


Fastest insulating glass manufacturing using conventional spacers

Quick, synchronized gas filling of both spaces between triple insulating glass units

Dynamic quality sealing at the maximum flow rate and highest speed application

Shortest cycle times thanks to parallel filling and transporting operations

Precise, automatic spacer frame butyl coating

SPEED FLEX


Fastest insulating glass manufacturing using flexible spacers from the reel

Twin-head applicator for interruption-free insulating glass production with different spacer widths

Processing of flexible spacers with double-sided polyisobutylene application

SPEED TPS®


Fastest insulating glass manufacturing using TPS®

Direct application of the Thermo Plastic Spacer (TPS®) onto the glass plate. The spacer width can be changed as desired during operation without any time loss

The dual-drum pump system enables completely interruption-free operation. The material drum change takes place during production

Possibility of individual product identification according to local regulations.

References


Glas Herzog, Germany

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“We have a great deal of confidence in our supplier,” says Andreas Herzog, Sr., Managing Director of Glas Herzog. “Our cooperation with former Bystronic glass – and now Glaston – is just as you would want it to be as a customer. In fact, we’re one of their oldest customers – 44 years and counting.”

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Premier DGU, UK

#architectural #IG #IG glass #IG unit #IGU #insulating glass #reference #VARIO

“At Premier DGU, we wanted to produce triple-glazed units with different cavity widths and depths on a fully automated basis. We see automation as key to our group’s future success by bringing us higher efficiency and quality. That is what this new Glaston IGU line allows us to do,” says Mark Harrison, CEO of United Glass Group.

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Fenergic Group, Canada

#architectural #automation #flat glass tempering #glass tempering #IG #IG unit #insulating glass #RC Series #reference #TPS

The Fenergic Group specializes in high-quality windows for multiplexes, high-rise buildings and multi-family homes. “We knew we needed to increase the speed of our line, improve the quality of our end product and add the next level of glazing because that’s where our market is going. But our whole adventure took off when we visited glasstec in Dusseldorf in the autumn of 2022,” says Véronique Bouladier, Public Relations & Marketing Coordinator at Fenergic in Quebec, Canada.

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