LiSEC | DSC-VB: Flexible LSG-Combi Line

Date: 14 April 2026

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LiSEC

Date: 14 April 2026

With the LiSEC VB, it is possible to cut laminated glass sheets as well as to execute straight and shape cuts in case of float and cast glass.

Moreover, the arrangement of both machine sections and the compact design also saves space.

Highlights:

Clamping and separating of laminated glass sheets without touching the top surface
Absolute protection against damages during the separation process
Additional grinding unit for an optimum edge deletion
Automatic positioning of the glass sheets
Precisely accurate warming of the foil by means of infrared heating elements
Space-saving compact design

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2026-04-14T10:05:09

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