Invisible Shield Microburst Glass Coating Machine (V2; Vertical Two Sided)

Date: 27 May 2022

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Unelko Corporation

Date: 27 May 2022

Learn more about our Invisible Shield Microburst Glass Coating Machine designed for glass manufacturers and fabricators to durably protect glass in line.

The Microburst is a compact, high output, two-sided automatic coating machine utilizes ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) curing to instantly bond Unelko’s top rated Invisible Shield PRO 15 protective coating to both sides of almost any size glass. The protective coating performance is outstanding, and with a unique air blade feature, glass exits the machine almost 99% clean—and ready to install. Outperforms the Competition with Better Efficiency.

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