Most Compact Automatic Arrissing/Seaming Line Ever ?

Date: 12 November 2012
Source: www.ashton-industrial.com

Date: 12 November 2012

To demonstrate just how compact the footprint of SEAMMAX-X PRO lines has become, this L-shape line was demonstrated in full speed production at Glasstec 2012.

Incredible for such a small layout, it processes maximum glass size 3m x  2.5m and minimum 150mm x 300mm applying a smooth consistent finish at  an average rate of 6 pieces of glass per minute.Glass sizes are totally random, the SEAMMAX-X PRO adjusts totally automatically within that cycle time.On-line laser logo marking was fitted, with no penalty to the output rates.Marking is performed simultaneously with seaming.
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