FC-zone – Replacement of existing heating chamber
High air volume full-convection system with closed circulation
Three reasons for choosing FC-zone
1.
Extended machine lifetime with a completely new heating chamber
2.
Energy-efficient, high-capacity Low-E processing without any compromise in quality
3.
Ease of use with Glaston iControL automation
FC Series-based heating chamber upgrade
The Glaston FC-zone heating chamber upgrade with the latest iControl automation system is designed to be a quick and cost-efficient modification for your existing tempering line. The upgrade replaces a damaged or outdated furnace chamber and control system, helping you avoid acquiring a completely new tempering line.
This upgrade replaces an existing heating chamber with the latest FC Series-based chamber, quickly modernizing your furnace. The FC-zone heating chamber replacement has been developed in close cooperation with glass producers to respond to the most pressing needs of today’s flat tempering industry. FC-zone enables you to decrease energy costs and increase Low-E production.
References
United Plate Glass, U.S.A.
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“When you’re basically happy with the quench and your bed size, it becomes a no-brainer to change the furnace chambers with Glaston’s chamber replacements to get a completely new furnace. The best thing – you’re only paying about half the price of a new furnace and you get the latest tempering technology,” states Darin Vietmeier, Vice President of Operations at United Plate Glass of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Read moreConsolidated Glass, USA
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Brad Bartley and Lindsey Merryman at Consolidated Glass in the US are sharing their and their team’s experiences working with the Glaston laminating line.
Read moreFLACHGLAS, Germany
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“We feel investing in upgrades is a good opportunity to get better energy consumption, better process quality, longer machine running life – and save money. Our oldest Glaston tempering furnace has been producing glass for over 30 years, a good example of machine durability and quality!” says Martin Werner, Technical Manager at FLACHGLAS Wernberg GmbH.
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