Integrated Blower Vibration Monitoring
Minimized risk of unexpected downtime
Three reasons for choosing the Integrated Blower Vibration Monitoring System
1.
Online blower condition control for real-time information
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Increased blower safety
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Minimized risk of unexpected downtime from blower breaks
Online blower condition control
The Glaston Integrated Blower Vibration Monitoring System upgrade has been developed for online blower condition control to check that blower vibration stays within set limits. Regular maintenance and constant monitoring of the blowers are important to ensure uninterrupted production.
This upgrade minimizes the risk of unexpected downtime caused by possible blower breaks. Each blower is equipped with a vibration sensor that allows online data monitoring. The system constantly measures the blower vibration. If any abnormal vibration is detected, the system alerts the operator via the user interface. The blower will stop automatically if the vibration is too high.
References
Euroglas, Belgium
#flat glass tempering #glass tempering #iControL #RHC #safety glass #tempered glass #upgrades
Euroglas chose Glaston’s Roller Heat Control (RHC) upgrade to improve its tempering line performance as part of a series of investments to grow with its customers. “We aim to offer the width and depth of glass products they need to be their best partner,” says Frederik De Knijf, CEO of Euroglas in Belgium.
Read morePilkington Automotive Finland, Finland
#automotive glass #automotiveindustry #CNC #CNC96 #lifecycleservices #mobility #reference #upgrades
“We decided to extend the lifetime of our Bystronic (now Glaston) automotive glass cutting equipment with a Glaston CNC96 upgrade kit and ensure that we can continue to get spare parts,” says Matti Säynäväjärvi, Technical Services Group Leader, Pilkington Automotive Finland Oy, Laitila plant.
Read moreAGP, New Zealand
#architectural #automation #autopilot #digitalization #FC Series #flat glass tempering #reference
“We’re now running with the stability, reliability and consistency we aimed to achieve when we invested in Glaston’s Autopilot,” David Bunting, Managing Director of Architectural Glass Products (AGP), says.
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