The New Tamglass High Convection Furnace Brings the World-record Potential

Date: 16 September 2005

Source: Tamglass

Date: 16 September 2005

Hall 14 / Stand C24, C34, B25, B49, A37At the Vitrum 2005 exhibition, Tamglass launches a new high convection tempering furnace generation based on its world-leading tempering expertise.

The new generation is dedicated to Super Low-E (E=0.04) products.

World-record performance; in extended test runs the continuous processing of 4 mm has been carried out with a charted optimum Super Low-E glass processing speed of 33 sec/mm. The efficiency of the new patented profiled convection heating system with ultra speed convection blower technology brings up to 50% more capacity than traditional technology.

The launch stands for access to new but proven technology based on a long performance record of productive solutions for innovative customers.

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