Softsolution: First LineScanner in Iceland

Date: 24 May 2019

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www.glass-iq.com

Date: 24 May 2019

Since 2019, Ispan uses a LineScanner from Glass IQ, which is responsible for the single lite inspection after the washing machine.

The Icelandic company Ispan has been specializing in the production of insulating glass for windows since 1969.

The company's goal from the first day was to produce high-quality insulating glass for the glass market. They remained true to this credo!

Since 2019, Ispan uses a LineScanner from Glass IQ, which is responsible for the single lite inspection after the washing machine. So they can continue to produce high quality insulating glasses with flawless lites in the future.

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