Heye International – Added value innovations

Date: 5 August 2010
Source: Heye International

Date: 5 August 2010

2010 is an exciting year for all of us. The global economy is recovering, industry fairs in Sao Paulo, Beijing and Moscow have taken place and now everybody is looking forward to the Glasstec exhibition in Duesseldorf at the end of September.

HI is prepared for this event with many innovations and new product solutions. In parallel, the Glass People from HI are steadily pursuing  their vision “to be the leading supplier of complete glass plants, expert services and high performance equipment in the world”.



The following added value innovations can be discovered on the booth in hall 14:


  • Top NNPB standards with automatic press duration management.


  • High speed in production with modular valve block.


  • Maximised flexibility through assortment production on IS machines.


  • Achieve cost-savings with demand oriented lubrication.


  • Quality guaranteed with HiSHIELD inspection systems.


  • Success in engineering projects through production expertise.


  • Increasing productivity by technical assistance.



HI is looking forward to discuss the needs of customers from all over the world. Please contact Mark Ziegler to arrange a meeting or receive an invitation to the Glasstec show (marketing@heye-international.com).



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