Benteler: A washing machine for ultra-thin glass

Date: 5 August 2016

Source: www.benteler-mechanicalengineering.com

Date: 5 August 2016

A washing machine, which allows the cleaning of ultra-thin glass under cleanroom conditions.

BENTELER is known for its cross-system technology, this includes for example Grinding- Drilling-Washing lines and Cutting-Breaking-Grinding lines for the automotive glass production.

BENTELER is now offering its customers innovative screen-printing solutions which can be integrated without interfaces in processing lines or can be used as a stand-alone solution.

At glasstec BENTELER presents a fully automated solution which can be used for different glass sizes and thicknesses. Convince yourself of the high productivity and ease of operation of the BENTELER screen-printing machine.

Thin glass is a big trend in the glass industry. BENTELER offers for this challenging market a wide-range of innovative machines and solutions, with a focus on cutting, grinding, cleaning and handling equipment. At glasstec, BENTELER presents its latest development in this segment. A washing machine, which allows the cleaning of ultra-thin glass under cleanroom conditions.

The topic production of the future plays a major role by BENTELER. It needs to be smart, efficient and sustainable. BENTELER offers its customers an industry 4.0 solution which directly benefits them by raising their productivity, optimizing their processes and reducing their costs. Learn more about the topic Industry 4.0 at glasstec.

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