Bendheim expands processing capabilities with new lamination line

Date: 24 February 2011
Source: Bendheim

Date: 24 February 2011

Passaic, N.J.-based Bendheim’s new production line represents the latest in film lamination technology for the manufacture of decorative laminated safety glasses.

It can incorporate a virtually unlimited range of specialty interlayers, including custom colors, fabrics, metals, wood veneers and photographic images.



“Acquisition of the new lamination line is just one of Bendheim’s many efforts to offer our customers the finest quality, most advanced products,” said Donald Jayson, senior vice president, Bendheim, in the release. “We continually re-invest in our business to ensure Bendheim is at the forefront of decorative glass innovation.”

The new machinery applies heat and pressure in a vacuum chamber to permanently encapsulate film interlayers between two or more lites of glass. The resulting laminated glasses offer unique aesthetics, enhanced sound control properties and safety, in sizes up to 80 inches by 130 inches and thicknesses up to 1.75 inches.

The new lamination line further expands Bendheim’s extensive, 100 percent vertically integrated New Jersey production facilities. In addition to manufacturing safety laminated decorative glasses, Bendheim’s capabilities include tempering, water-jet-cutting, edge polishing, back-painting (color coating), and custom CNC glass fabrication.

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