UPB AS STIKLU CENTRS relies on a SOFTSOLUTION LineScanner for glass quality

Date: 24 April 2019

UPB relies on a SOFTSOLUTION LineScanner for glass quality

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Date: 24 April 2019

The Latvian company UPB relies on our LineScanner for glass quality.

After the press, the LineScanner from SOFTSOLUTION checks the insulating glass units for glass defects, the frame inset and the IG element structure. We were there to make sure that the LineScanner is working properly and the customer is satisfied.

Peter Pfannenstill, SOFTSOLUTION

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www.glass-iq.com

2019-04-24T08:37:00

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