Branding in the U.S.A.

Date: 6 May 2013
Source: www.ashton-industrial.com

Date: 6 May 2013

Maryland contract glazing and tempering specialists KENSINGTON ART GLASS have installed a unique combined seaming and laser branding combination at their Ijamsville facility.

President Dave Stone and VP Jim Rathbone confirmed their choice of heavy duty ASHTON INDUSTRIAL machinery at the Glasstec show in Germany.  In this special combo the laser marking unit has been integrated right into the special air flotation seaming table. The operator can brand lites and then just slide them across to the powerful UNIX seamer which in turn links to their washer.Handling and associated glass damage is minimised, operator fatigue and risk of injury too.Maryland contract glazing and tempering specialists KENSINGTON ART GLASS have installed a unique combined seaming and laser branding combination at their Ijamsville facility.        

 

President Dave Stone and VP Jim Rathbone confirmed their choice of heavy duty ASHTON INDUSTRIAL machinery at the Glasstec show in Germany.


 
In this special combo the laser marking unit has been integrated right into the special air flotation seaming table.
 
The operator can brand lites and then just slide them across to the powerful UNIX seamer which in turn links to their washer.


Handling and associated glass damage is minimised, operator fatigue and risk of injury too.
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