Glaston Anisotropy Control Upgrade
Precision anisotropy control for flawless architectural glass.
Three reasons for choosing Glaston Anisotropy Upgrade:
1.
Reduced Anisotropy
Minimizes optical distortions and enhances glass appearance, even under polarized light.
2.
Uniform Airflow
An innovative nozzle cover ensures controlled airflow for consistent quality across every glass surface.
3.
Crystal-Clear Appearance
Built for high-end architectural and design applications where every visual detail matters.
Engineered for perfection, glass after glass
The Glaston Anisotropy Control Upgrade is designed to produce glass panes for high-end architectural and design solutions, where every visual detail matters. It delivers enhanced anisotropy appearance, particularly visible on glass surfaces under polarized light, for a cleaner, more uniform finish.
At the core of the upgrade is an innovative nozzle cover design that ensures controlled airflow, guaranteeing consistent quality across the entire glass surface in every production batch. Built on the latest tempering line innovations, it’s a reliable upgrade for producers who demand precision on a scale.
Available for RC/FC tempering lines.
Downloads & links
#AskGlaston Flat Tempering Series Episode #5: How can I control anisotropy in the tempering process?
In this #AskGlaston Episode, we explore how to control anisotropy in the tempering process.
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