HORN confirms 20 installations of their contactless glass level measurement

HORN confirms 20 installations of their contactless glass level measurement
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Horn Glass Industries

Date: 4 August 2025

HORN is proud to announce that the HORN HRD-BEAM contactless glass level measurement system has already been installed 20 times on glass furnaces worldwide.

Since the use of radar technology in 2021, HORN has been able to ensure high measuring accuracy through precise control of the glass level in conjunction with all common batch charging machines.

The resulting higher accuracy in glass level measurement is a very important control component in the glass melting process, as fluctuations in the glass level would affect the uniform operation of the furnace and significantly influence the gob weight.

As the HORN HRD-BEAM has no mechanically moving parts, all maintenance work is reduced to a minimum. 

The overwhelming customer feedback once again demonstrates the need for modern radar technology and its significant benefits for glass manufacturers worldwide.

A big thank you to all customers and partners of HORN Glass Industries for their valued trust in our pioneering technologies.

https://www.hornglass.com/products/melting-furnaces-and-equipment/glass-level-measuring 

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