LiSEC VSL-A - time lapse WERU

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Date: 11 March 2021

Source: LiSEC Austria GmbH

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LiSEC Austria GmbH

Date: 11 March 2021

A time lapse of the installing of a LiSEC VSL-A machine at LiSEC's customer WERU.

Only after 6 days the machine is ready to use for the production giving the customer the following advantages:

Highest quality of glass edges due to clamping bar technology
Higher output thanks to drastically reduced foil cutting times
Lower amount of material waste – automatic 20 mm trim cuts

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LiSEC Austria GmbH

2021-03-11T10:37:14

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