Upgrade kit – New cutting tool modification
Three reasons to upgrade
1.
INCREASED PRECISION
- Real cutting path is 100% according to the
programmed path - Higher cutting accuracy and a more precise radius
at process start and finish - Significantly reduced glass grinding allowance
- Reduced cycle time and increased grinding wheel life
2.
EASY TO OPERATE
- Easy-to-install, plug-and-play upgrade kit, with minimum
downtime - Cutting path is simple to program
- Directly creates shaping and nesting file without
step-by-step optimization - No additional lubricator required for compressed air
3.
WIDE RANGE OF APPLICATIONS
- Perfectly suitable for thin glass applications
down to a 0.4-mm thickness - Highly precise cutting force adjustability,
even for the thinnest ranges - Repeatable cutting accuracy of ± 0.1 mm
Upgraded cutting tool combined with direct-drive technology
You can now retrofit your existing Bystronic glass automotive and architectural glass cutting equipment manufactured from 1995 onwards with a new cutting tool. The upgrade kit includes a new direct-drive cutting tool with a springless cutting wheel shaft.
This kit is available for existing champ’speed machines with a B&R control system, champ’compact machines with CNC96 control systems and all architectural glass cutting equipment with CNC96 control systems.
Your benefits:
• Increases the cutting accuracy of the machine
• Perfectly suitable for thin glass applications down to a 0.4-mm glass thickness due to the adjustable cutting force precision
• Optimized breaking result improves both the grinding time and grinding wheel life, resulting in reduced costs
References
Jaakko-Tuote, Finland
#appliances #architectural #FC Series #Flat tempering #iLooK #Jumbo Series
“Designers are working with even larger glass surfaces, which requires more tempered and tempered-laminated glass. So, we decided to boldly invest in technology that enables us to be in the game,” says Aki Harjunpää, CEO of Jaakko-Tuote of Finland. “Along with other machinery, Glaston’s FC-technology-based Jumbo Series is helping us specialize in highly demanding, world-class glazed structures.”
Read moreGlassworks, Australia
#appliances #architectural #FC Series #Flat tempering
“Our aim has always been to bring the best technology and machinery from around the world to serve our market with highly customized solutions in glass,” says Michael Gleeson, Executive Director of Glassworks, in Melbourne, Australia. “With the addition of the Glaston FC Series furnace, we are now capable of handling even larger and more sophisticated pieces, bringing new dimensions in glass innovation to Australia.”
Read moreLong Nhien, Vietnam
#automotive #bending #Matrix #windshield
“The market in Vietnam for cars is very large with lots of room for growth. People are becoming wealthier, and sitting in a car is more comfortable than being on a scooter, which may be prohibited in the next few years,” says Nguyen Phuong Tran, Production Manager, and son of Long Nhien Automotive Glass’s owners, about his home market. “The Glaston Matrix windshield bending furnace is a stepping stone for us to tap into this rapidly expanding business of hundreds of thousands new cars per year.”
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