Glaston MULTI'ARRISSER - New video

Date: 15 November 2021

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Glaston Corporation

Date: 15 November 2021

After the launch of the Glaston MULTI'ARRISSER at Glaston Innovation Days in June 2021 we are proud to present you the latest video about the fastest single head machine worldwide.

The Glaston MULTI'ARRISSER uses the durable cup wheel technology which allows one type of cup wheel for all functions and glass thicknesses from 3 - 25 mm. With a maximum speed up to 60 m/min the MULTI'ARRISSER is a true runner in terms of glass edge arrissing. Reliable flat-edge arrissing and a perfect corner dubbing give you a true advantage timewise and for economical reasons for rectangular and nearly all kinds of shaped glasses.

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2021-11-15T12:36:08

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