RC-zone – existing heating chamber replacement
Convection with crosswise profiling
Three reasons for choosing RC-zone
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Extended machine lifetime with a completely new heating chamber
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Enables tempering of all temperable glasses
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Ease of use with Glaston iControL automation
Cost-efficient heating chamber upgrade
The Glaston RC-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 The upgrade replaces a damaged or outdated furnace chamber and control system, helping you avoid acquiring a completely new tempering line.
With this upgrade, an existing damaged or outdated heating chamber can be quickly and easily replaced with a Glaston RC-based chamber. This upgrade allows the existing tempering line to meet the latest market demands for high glass quality and Low-E processing.
References
Riou Ocean Glass, Mauritius
#architectural #automation #flat glass tempering #glass tempering #glass tempering process #RC Series #reference #RHC
“At Riou Ocean Glass, having reliable, high-performance equipment is essential for delivering the top-quality glass that clients have come to expect,” says Pierre Riou, Founder and President of Riou Ocean Glass. “The Glaston RC Series tempering furnace has given us the confidence to meet our ambitious growth and quality goals across the Indian Ocean region.”
Read moreFLACHGLAS Wernberg, Germany
#convection #convection control #flat glass laminating #laminated glass #laminating #ProL #ProL-zone #reference #upgrades
“We are extremely satisfied with the two latest laminating line upgrade projects. There have been considerable savings in energy consumption, which also have a positive impact on the sustainability of our everyday operations,” says Martin Geiss, Technical Manager at FLACHGLAS Wernberg. “Many concerns we used to have about quality, reliability and feasibility are a thing of the past.”
Read moreUnited Plate Glass (UPG), U.S.A.
#architectural #FC Series #flat glass tempering #glass tempering #glass tempering process #reference #upgrades #Vortex Pro
“Glaston Vortex Pro convection added to Glaston’s FC tempering furnace is making all the difference. With mixed loads and different sizes, this combo is a no-brainer. We would not be able to realize all the benefits without Vortex Pro’s extra functionality. I’m now wishing we had it on all our lines,” says Cory Brown, Director of Operations at United Plate Glass (UPG).
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