Glaston FC Series EVO glass tempering line

Date: 14 August 2023

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Glaston Corporation

Date: 14 August 2023

Glaston FC Series EVO, the newest addition to the FC Series family, represents a smart, energy-efficient and flexible solution for today’s developing glass market.

FC Series EVO features the most advanced circulated-air convection technology to process any glass type with the highest energy efficiency on the market. The flat glass tempering line also includes state-of-the-art automation that ensures reliable and flexible production.

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