LiSEC SplitFin - Fastest vertical processing line, variably configurable

Date: 9 October 2020

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LiSEC

Date: 9 October 2020

The SplitFin is an integrated and continuous solution for fast and uncomplicated processing of the most common glasses and dimensions.

The line is aimed especially at complete processing of interior glasses such as doors, side pieces or dividers. Splitting the processing steps allows a significantly higher output; the individual machines have been built to fit the required dimensions and requirements. The SplitFin sets new standards in user friendliness and ease of maintenance, since all important mechanical components are easily accessible and if possible located in the dry area.

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