Glaston Thermo Plastic Spacer TPS®PRO: Next‑Gen IG Manufacturing

Date: 5 January 2026

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Glaston Corporation

Date: 5 January 2026

Discover how the new Glaston TPS® PRO technology sets a new benchmark in insulating glass manufacturing.

Unlike conventional systems, the TPS® PRO directly applies Thermo Plastic Spacer (TPS®) onto the glass plate—enabling fast, flexible production of IG units, multilayer and solar panels with up to 15% higher yield thanks to its new control system and optimized process sequence.

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Key Benefits at a Glance

Efficiency: Faster throughput, higher first-pass yield
Quality: Consistent spacer geometry & edge sealing
Scalability: Rapid product changeovers with minimal downtime
Sustainability: Reduced waste and energy for a greener footprint
ROI: Optimized processes translate to significant cost savings

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