Introducing the new and improved Tamglass CHF Pro

Date: 5 September 2008

Source: Glaston

Date: 5 September 2008

Glaston’s Tamglass CHF Pro improves the glass quality and consistency all while increasing throughput and reducing energy consumption per sheet.

Advanced features coupled with years of experience are perfect for high volume applications as well as challenging parts.

Tamglass CHF Pro enables

• Enhanced capacity

• Flexible loading

• Higher consistency and reliability

Glaston’s years of proven experience in glass processing equipment makes the Tamglass CHF Pro the right choise for your needs.

For more info visit us at www.glaston.net/chfpro

Come to meet us at:

GlassBuild America

Oct 6-8, 2008

stand # 1246

glasstec

Oct 21-25,2008

Hall 16, stand #C57-73

600450

Glaston

2008-09-05T13:00:00

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