CulletScanner by Softsolution - Glass is all around us

Date: 26 February 2020

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Date: 26 February 2020

Have you ever thought about how glass is tested for the best quality and safety?

Convince yourself of the innovative technology of the CulletScanner, which automatically evaluates the entire fracture pattern of a glass lite within seconds. Each scan is digitally stored with the highest precision and sharpness and a certificate print is generated.

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