Glaston SPEED BOX

Date: 8 March 2021
Source: Glaston Corporation
Glaston SPEED BOX
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Glaston Corporation

Date: 8 March 2021

Glaston SPEED is a quick insulating glass manufacturing line family that produces triple and quadruple units in the fastest possible cycle times.

This Glaston SPEED BOX 2335 consists of the following configurations: GLASS'WASHER, VISIONSCANNER, FRAME'SETTER, FRAME'APPLICATOR, PACER'BUTYLAPPLICATOR, SPACER'FILLER AT, UNIT'ASSEMBLER, UNIT'PADAPPLICATOR, SPEED'SEALER.

More about Glaston SPEED: https://glaston.net/machine/speed/
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