Fully automated processes in IG production | Glass Madrid & LiSEC

Date: 1 September 2022

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LiSEC Austria GmbH

Date: 1 September 2022

The first fully automatic system for applying flexible spacer bands to glass sheets, the VSA from LiSEC, has only recently begun to support production.

Glass Madrid Berlanas, the specialists in double and triple glazing in the Spanish capital Madrid, operate in a 27,000 m2 facility equipped with the latest technology.

The latest system from LiSEC - the fully automatic LiSEC insulating glass line VSA, used for applying flexible spacer bands to glass sheets - has only recently gone into operation. The Spanish glass processing company is not only particularly proud of this investment because of the machine's functionalities - it is also the first of its kind throughout Spain and once again underlines the USP and quality of Glass Madrid Berlanas' products.

Read the full Success Story HERE.

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2022-09-01T14:48:04

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