J. WALTER CO. - Production plants for glass industry

Date: 7 October 2004
Source: J. WALTER CO.

Date: 7 October 2004

Hall 14 / Stand 14 B 37 J. WALTER CO. will present to you the following new and further developments: Servo Feeder – TSE-VGx- with high-dynamic and low maintenance linear motor - direct drive- for the combined production of container glass with variable gob weights Double gob press type GPE-12DG-1850-4H- for the economic production of tableware Fire polishing machine type VM-88- with intelligent and energy-efficient burner managementOxygen generator VITRUMA- for the independent and economic generation of gaseous oxygen.

Torque motor
- for direct und low-maintenance table drive without gear box at round table machines

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