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This innovative partnership will allow Eastman to satisfy the increasing demand for superior low-iron glass products.
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Forel has released a special version of its “High Tech” IG line, equipped with a flexible spacer applicator and a “Hot Melt” sealing robot.
Experience the first ever virtual LiSEC Campus!
Trosifol will deliver two web sessions: “Designing with laminated glass interlayers” on October 20th at 3pm and “Designing Hurricane-resistant glazing systems” on October 21st at 3.40pm.
STRATO® has passed the weathering and flammability requirements that have been set and mandated by Dade County Florida to allow the sale of the product in the windborne debris zone.
Offering transparency, compactness, structural uniformity and being fully recyclable, glass unequivocally has a great and irreplaceable role into the building industry.
In an interesting Online Seminar about the LiSEC PlusLam you can benefit from the full LiSEC know-how at our virtual exhibition - don't miss it!
Advanced solar control glazings help reduce energy costs in team’s net-zero-energy home.
The SplitFin is an integrated and continuous solution for fast and uncomplicated processing of the most common glasses and dimensions.
High-quality glazing requires high-quality systems for the quality control of glass.
Affordable low-e, low-iron glass honored in Glass category of annual product awards.
In this web seminar Sandro Casaccio focuses on the challenges of laminated glass used at sea, how it is used to compliment design and safety.
What needs to be considered when using infrared thermometers, IR cameras and our new glass inspection system in different glass applications?
After extensive tests and research Tryba has decided to use the reliable Quality Scanners from Viprotron.
The webinars focus is to keep the customers updated with the latest technological improvements which are continuously developed from the Forel’s R&D department.
Renowned architects, designers and prominent representatives of the building industry will come together for the deliberation on October 7.
With a long-established history in glass machinery manufacturing, HEGLA has developed a fully automated, in-line, blade trimming system that provides greater accuracy and speed.
The entire upgrade took only 25 days. The completed furnace was shorter in length, reducing the line’s footprint. Plus, the machine consumed much less energy, an added benefit.
The newest line engraves precious metals, as gold, on the glass surface through the use of the most sophisticated serigraphy technology in both flat and curved glass.
The architectural trend to increase transparency in buildings has resulted in more use of glass in balustrade and overhead applications.
Upcoming webinars and events sheduled for the rest of 2020 at GlassBuild Connect.
