Vitreous Fused Silica Rollers for The Glass Industry by Morgan Technical Ceramics

Date: 28 February 2007

Vitreous fused silica rollers are used specially as transport rollers for tempering flat glass. This method has been used for many years in the manufacture of tempered safety flat glass.

The product is used mainly as architectural glass, e.g. for shop-window glass, curtain walls, glass doors, etc. Tempered safety glass is also used in automotive industry.

Vitreous fused silica rollers are used in both conventional (glass) annealing furnaces and furnaces with reversible material flow from various furnace manufacturers and operators. HALDENWANGER vitreous fused silica rollers are in successful use throughout the world in the flat glass industry.

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