Rapidline Cutting System from Hegla

Date: 4 September 2015

Hegla Corp. will display at GlassBuild America 2015 at stand 3143 the Rapidline Cutting system, a high-performance cutting system featuring linear drives. The system is available with numerous options that can be customized to the requirements of each customer.

Options include: edge deletion; multiple automatic loading; integration with exiting loading systems; a tool changer; Lehr-end and jumbo size platforms; air cushion for free-fall loading; remote service connection; and more. The machine handles glass thicknesses up to 19 millimeters.

600450

www.hegla.de

2015-09-04T13:00:00

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