Heavy weight on the sedak insulating glass line

Date: 5 August 2019

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Date: 5 August 2019

sedaks heaviest insulating glass produced fully automatically.

A real heavy weight ran over the sedak insulating glass line last week. The 10.6 x 2.9 meter insulating glass pane consists of a 6 layer and 2 layer laminate and is with 5.2 tons and 490 kg/rm the heaviest insulating glass sedak has ever produced fully automatically. The glass is installed on a mega yacht.

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