ESU – Additional preheating, bending and cooling sections

Windshield bending furnace extensions


Three reasons for choosing ESU upgrade

1.

Increased capacity

2.

Get the most from your glass processing machinery

3.

Additional sections based on your needs

Available for Glaston Tamglass ESU types of windshield bending furnaces


A Glaston machinery capacity upgrade helps you get the most from your glass processing equipment. We make sure your processing line is up and running as efficiently as possible. Adding sections to an ESU furnace dramatically increases your capacity. Contact us for further details.

References


Jaakko-Tuote, Finland

#flat glass laminating #laminating #ProL #ProL-zone #reference #upgrades

“The idea of investing in Glaston’s ProL-zone laminating furnace started as an R&D project for us. We wanted to see how it functions on one of our own safety glass lamination machines built in-house. The goal for us is to raise capacity and improve our lamination line’s energy efficiency. We’re starting an extremely demanding safety glass project and plan to put ProL-zone to the test,” says Aki Harjunpää, CEO of Jaakko-Tuote, Finland.

Read more

Kristal, Bosnia and Herzegovina

#automation #iControL #scanner #upgrades

“We purchased the Glaston iControL and scanner upgrade to solve any concern with software or spare parts availability before they became an issue. Once installed, the upgrade helped us win a large glass façade project in Indonesia that required extremely high quality. Both we and Glaston can be proud of the high level of quality achieved,” says Matea Franjić, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Kristal in Vitez, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Read more

Walshs Glass, Australia

#architectural #automation #glass processing #glass tempering #glass tempering process #iControL #reference #RHC #safety glass #tempered glass #upgrades

In January 2021, Walshs Glass in Western Australia began using their Glaston RHC upgrade, enabling them to improve glass flatness and optical quality. “Today, we’re positioned to take advantage of the rapidly changing glass processing demands in Western Australia," says Steve Cuff, Executive Operations Manager at Walshs Glass.

Read more

Articles


Strategies to minimize costs in insulating glass production

Prices for float glass have gone up considerably since the beginning of the energy crisis due to the high energy needed to produce it. As it is the main raw material...

Read more

How to reduce energy consumption in glass lamination

In our previous blog post, we covered some tips for improving energy efficiency in tempering. This time, let’s turn to glass lamination. Typically, the lamination...

Read more

3 ways to reduce energy consumption in glass tempering

The energy consumption of production equipment has always been an important topic. For glass processors, this topic has become even more urgent over the past year...

Read more

Contact information