LineScanner Acceptance by Glassolutions La Veneciana Madrid

Date: 17 September 2018

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Date: 17 September 2018

In cooperation with Forel, the customer Glassolutions La Veneciana Madrid received a vertical line scanner, which was installed after the washing maschine on a Forel insulating glass line.

With the help of the LineScanner, all quality and dimensional defects will be tested and glass for surface defects inspected. The employees of the Spanish company are visibly pleased with the technical growth on their line.

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