LiSEC TPA-A - High-Quality Processing of Thermoplastic Spacers on the Glass

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Date: 8 July 2020

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Date: 8 July 2020

The LiSEC TPA is a fully automatic plant for the direct application of thermoplastic spacers on the glass.

The spacer width can be changed at any point during operation without any loss of time.

This is made feasible by LiSEC's line concept solution.

The subsequent process steps assembly, gas filling and pressing all adapt to the particular requirements of the thermoplastic material.

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