Repeat Customer for SORG Batch Preheating System

Date: 26 July 2012
Source: www.sorg.de

Date: 26 July 2012

Nine months after implementing the first full scale SORG® batch preheating unit, our initial customer has decided to add the entire BATCH3 program to a second furnace.

This repeat combination of the EME-NEND® charger, IRD® Doghouse, and SORG batch preheater marks an important milestone in our program. Our BATCH3 system has been confirmed on all points. No dusting, reliable operation, and lower energy consumption.



Following a three year development program SORG is now ready to actively promote this technology to a glass industry hungry for sustainability solutions.
600450 Repeat Customer for SORG Batch Preheating System glassonweb.com

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